Audio to MIDI

Turn a melody — humming, whistling, a single instrument — into a downloadable MIDI file, free and in your browser.

Convert any recording into an editable MIDI file — upload a melody, hum, or instrument line and get notes you can drop straight into your DAW, free and in your browser.

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Best for single-note melodies. Runs 100% in your browser — your audio never leaves your device.

How to convert audio to MIDI

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Upload your audio

Drop in an MP3 or WAV — a hummed melody, a guitar line, a piano riff, or any single-note recording.

2

AI detects the notes

Pitch detection analyzes the recording and transcribes it into MIDI notes with timing.

3

Download the MIDI

Export a standard .mid file and open it in any DAW to edit, re-instrument, or build on it.

What you can do with it

Turn a hummed idea into editable notes, transcribe a melody you can't pick out by ear, swap an instrument's sound by re-triggering the MIDI, build backing tracks, or sketch a song to finish in your DAW. It works best on monophonic audio — one note at a time.

Audio to MIDI FAQ

Is the audio to MIDI converter free?

Yes — convert audio to MIDI for free. Sign in to save your files.

What audio formats can I upload?

MP3 and WAV. A clean, single-instrument or solo-vocal recording converts most accurately.

How does audio to MIDI conversion work?

It uses pitch detection to find the fundamental frequency over time and transcribes each detected pitch into a timed MIDI note.

Does it work on full songs or chords (polyphonic audio)?

It works best on monophonic audio — one note at a time, like a hum, melody, or solo line. Dense mixes and chords are much harder to transcribe accurately.

Can I open the MIDI in my DAW?

Yes — you get a standard .mid file that opens in Ableton, FL Studio, Logic, GarageBand, and any other DAW.

How do I get the most accurate result?

Use a clean recording of a single melody with clear pitches and minimal background noise — humming or a solo instrument works great.