Program that automatically transfers melody to stave?
Good morning,
I conjured up a piece on the piano while improvising. I then recorded a video of it. My only problem is getting it into a musical notation. The rhythm is a bit too difficult, and if I have to work with dotted notes and triplets, it takes too long to get the melody right.
Are there any (free) reliable programs that allow you to "give" a melody and convert it into notes? This would help me further develop the piece (as it becomes more complex).
Currently the piece only exists as a sound sample and in my head.
You would help me a lot with this.
Best regards
MentN
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No, there isn’t. At least nothing that always works reliably. When you learn music and writing, you don’t have a way to go right.
I’ve been playing piano for over a decade. It certainly does not fail here 🙂 Only a three minute piece satisfactorily in PriMus, for example, takes forever.
I write with “finals” or by hand. Yes, the more you do it, the faster you get… I find the learning effect at handwriting the greatest.
This could go with an e-piano with midi interface. With a note software, in which the notes can also be entered externally via Midi.
It may also work if you convert an audio recording into a midi format and then feed it to the music program.
Don’t have an e-piano. You mean I should convert a video file to a “midi” format. Okay. I don’t know how it works
wav to midi… online, possibly before the video make an *.wav.
Okay, I’ll try it later
Would take a MIDI keyboard and play it in a DAW. The more exact the better. Then quantize and output as notes.
where you get a MIDI keyboard and what is a DAW