WAV to MIDI conversion (10 programs) :

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Posted by DORUMALAIA on Jun-20-2003 18:16:

WAV to MIDI conversion (10 programs) :

Solo Explorer

http://www.recognisoft.com/

Akoff Music Composer 2.0

http://www.akoff.com/

KNZ Audio Midifier 1.0 (Plug-Ins VST)

http://www.knzaudio.com/index.php?midifier

Amazing Midi 1.60

http://www.pluto.dti.ne.jp/~araki/amazingmidi/

Audio To Midi

http://tallstick.com/

Innovative Music Systems IntelliScore v5.1

http://www.intelliscore.net/

Widi Recognition System 2.7

http://www.widisoft.com/

Digital Ear

http://www.digital-ear.com/digital-ear/index.html

Sound2Midi1.5c

http://www.5star-shareware.com/Musi...sound2midi.html

Wav2Mid1.5

http://www.m3c-berlin.de/html/body_48001.html
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I hope to be useful !

Doru Malaia
composer
http://www.freewebs.com/dorumalaia

Posted by itsamemario on Jun-20-2003 19:04:

thnx man! thats awesome.. if this shit worx (gonna try them when i
get home) the whole producer scene of TA will thank you

Posted by hey cheggy on Jun-21-2003 02:37:

sweet as man. Is there any one in there that is overly more acurate than the others. And are any of them free by any chance

Posted by arctic on Jun-21-2003 04:06:

quote:
Originally posted by hey cheggy
sweet as man. Is there any one in there that is overly more acurate than the others. And are any of them free by any chance

Ya, which one is technically the most acurate. Ive always wondered how these things work.

Posted by NicklessGuy on Jun-22-2003 02:45:

quote:
Ive always wondered how these things work.

Well, pitch comes from oscilation frequency, that is a numeric value of how much times the signal wave oscilates, so its detectable...

Posted by arctic on Jun-22-2003 09:57:

quote:
Originally posted by NicklessGuy
Well, pitch comes from oscilation frequency, that is a numeric value of how much times the signal wave oscilates, so its detectable...

Stop making me feel stupid please

Im going to test these and see if any work :P

Posted by hey cheggy on Jun-22-2003 16:18:

ehh, I tried the first one out and it was pretty average. It will only convert those that have one sound in them. So if there is a bassline or percussion or anything else, it won't recognise. I tried making a simple pattern myself and it was way off inreading that due to a slight delay in the sound.

If anyone has any luck with others, let us know

Posted by TOR on Jun-22-2003 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by hey cheggy
If anyone has any luck with others, let us know

please do!

Posted by arctic on Jun-23-2003 00:03:

it seems that none are freeware...one is shareware, but it gives me an error whenever i try to install it. Testing some others, ill let you know if i have any luck.

Posted by NicklessGuy on Jun-23-2003 07:37:

quote:
Stop making me feel stupid please

Hey, sorry, man! That was never my intention
Just trying to help... really sorry!

btw, there are many freeware tone detectors out there, u can also use one of these to detect the notes individualy till u get the full melody (troublesome, but if the others programs dont work... this may be a possible solution)

Posted by arctic on Jun-23-2003 07:41:

quote:
Originally posted by NicklessGuy
Hey, sorry, man! That was never my intention
Just trying to help... really sorry!

btw, there are many freeware tone detectors out there, u can also use one of these to detect the notes individualy till u get the full melody (troublesome, but if the others programs dont work... this may be a possible solution)

lol i was just kidding, hence the ''

I've tested a few of them and had no luck, on top of that they are really restricted.

You wouldn't happen to have a link to any of the individual tone detecters would you?

If anyone else has any luck be sure to let us know...

Posted by DeZmA on Jun-24-2003 22:21:

quote:
Originally posted by arctic
Stop making me feel stupid please

Im going to test these and see if any work :P

yeah but what if 2 lines get in the same frequency ?

Posted by Dj-Steve on Oct-29-2003 19:15:

well here we go:

1) Wav2mid is only in german language and I still can't find the link, even to try a demo

2) Sound2Midi is what I am getting now

ok, all of them downloaded
*more updates of the post to come *

Posted by Dj-Steve on Oct-29-2003 20:17:

as it seems, my pc likes to treat me like a fool (it won't let me edit the above post further, so I must write a new one which is what I am doing now )

Anyway, I give my repsect to all those people and companies who manage to create such proggies, but they are not what i am looking for.

I took some trance and house tracks (in .wav file format) to make some .mid files.

All that I managed to do was to destroy my excitement! These proggies are only for melody converting, though they f*ck it up enough, not for bassline also, something that really dissapoints me!

I thought they could create better midis than they do now!