Dr. Audio releases NeuralNote v1.0.0 - Audio to MIDI conversion

Dr. Audio has released version 1.0.0 of NeuralNote, a free and open source audio plugin for macOS and Windows that "brings state-of-the-art Audio to MIDI conversion into your favorite Digital Audio Workstation".

Features:

• Works with any tonal instrument (voice included).
• Supports polyphonic transcription.
• Supports pitch bend detection.
• Lightweight and very fast transcription.
• Allows to adjust the parameters while listening to the transcription.
• Allows to scale and time quantize transcribed MIDI directly in the plugin.

New features / Improvements since 0.1.0:

• Installer for both Windows and Mac:
  • Windows: includes Standalone and VST3.
  • Mac: includes Standalone, VST3 and AU.
    User chooses what format(s) to install.
• MIDI Output option (transcription can be played with another instrument):
  • Need to take NeuralNote's MIDI output and route it to another instrument plugin.
  • Not all plugin formats / DAWs support it. Should work with VST3.
  • Tested in Ableton with VST3.
• Parameter management:
  • Parameters are visible to the DAW and can be managed via the DAW.
• State management:
  • Parameters, settings, audio, transcription, etc... are saved on end of session and restored when reloading this session.
  • Recorded files are saved to /Users/YourUsername/Library/NeuralNote on Mac and C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming on Windows. A recording is deleted when the bin icon is clicked.
• Note Quantization and Time Quantization can now be enabled/disabled.
• Time quantization can now be enabled with audio loaded from a file.
  • NeuralNote assumes the start of audio is the start of a measure.
  • Tempo and time signature can be set manually.
• Transcription update on parameter change is significantly faster.

Bug fixes:

• Fix incorrect minimum note duration parameter.
• Fix flickering playhead.
• .aif audio files can now be loaded.