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Music to MIDI Converter

AI-powered audio transcription with stem separation

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Illustrated workflow · Music to MIDI: configure and transcribe

Convert Your Music to MIDI

AI-powered transcription with professional results

Music to MIDI Converter

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Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC

Cost: 20 credits

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Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC

AI-Powered Transcription · Stem Separation · MIDI Quantization

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Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC

MP3MPEG Audio Layer 3

WAVWaveform Audio File

FLACFree Lossless Audio Codec

OGGOgg Vorbis

M4AMPEG-4 Audio

AACAdvanced Audio Coding

How It Works

Upload Audio

Select your audio file in any supported format

AI Analysis

Our AI analyzes the audio and extracts musical information

Convert to MIDI

Audio is converted to MIDI with optional stem separation

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Transform any audio file into MIDI with AI-powered transcription and stem separation

MELOGEN DESKTOP

Give your music a desktop workspace.

Explore Melogen Desktop for your next music task. Work with an assistant, follow supported tasks, and keep their output files close to your creative workflow.

Start with your idea. Bring a music task into your workspace.
Keep the context. Find your requests and their files together.
Review what comes next. Check the output before continuing in your music software.

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Workflow examples

A place in your music workflow.

I start with a short piano recording and inspect the MIDI in my music software. After correcting the notes, I can build a lesson around that phrase.

Maya ChenPiano teacherPiano exercises

I work from one clear melodic idea at a time. Once I have checked the converted line by ear, I develop the arrangement in my own software.

Elena RuizArrangerMelody arranging

I compare the converted notes with what I hear in the recording. Where they differ, I work through the phrase slowly instead of assuming the MIDI is right.

Sofia MartinsStudentEar training

Turning a recorded melody into a MIDI draft suits the way I write. I listen back to the source while reshaping the phrase in my music software.

Amina DialloVocalistMelody writing

I start with a short piano recording and inspect the MIDI in my music software. After correcting the notes, I can build a lesson around that phrase.

Maya ChenPiano teacherPiano exercises

I work from one clear melodic idea at a time. Once I have checked the converted line by ear, I develop the arrangement in my own software.

Elena RuizArrangerMelody arranging

I compare the converted notes with what I hear in the recording. Where they differ, I work through the phrase slowly instead of assuming the MIDI is right.

Sofia MartinsStudentEar training

Turning a recorded melody into a MIDI draft suits the way I write. I listen back to the source while reshaping the phrase in my music software.

Amina DialloVocalistMelody writing

The MIDI is a starting point for my DAW session. I keep the recording on another track while I adjust the notes and try a different instrument sound.

Leo ParkProducerProduction sketch

A little recorded phrase is often all I have at the start of a song. An editable MIDI sketch gives me something to revise without losing the original idea.

Noah KimSongwriterRecorded ideas

I use a simple guitar phrase as the source, then inspect the result in my DAW. Bends and timing still need my attention before I use the part.

Jonah AdeyemiGuitaristGuitar phrases

I use short recordings for transcription exercises. Reviewing a MIDI draft against the audio gives me material for discussing pitch and rhythm with students.

Kenji WatanabeMusic teacherListening exercises

The MIDI is a starting point for my DAW session. I keep the recording on another track while I adjust the notes and try a different instrument sound.

Leo ParkProducerProduction sketch

A little recorded phrase is often all I have at the start of a song. An editable MIDI sketch gives me something to revise without losing the original idea.

Noah KimSongwriterRecorded ideas

I use a simple guitar phrase as the source, then inspect the result in my DAW. Bends and timing still need my attention before I use the part.

Jonah AdeyemiGuitaristGuitar phrases

I use short recordings for transcription exercises. Reviewing a MIDI draft against the audio gives me material for discussing pitch and rhythm with students.

Kenji WatanabeMusic teacherListening exercises

YOUR NEXT MUSIC SESSION

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