convert mp3 to midi???

[senna]

is it possible?

[fhillyer]

i haven't seen a programm doing that, but im gonna try one called Digital Ear, after that i will post the result

[senna]

:)
cool im gonna try that
thanks

[senna]

i didn´t find nothing with that name.
do you?

[senna]

are you shure?
i think nothing is impossible, but....

[senna]

yes, that´s very bad, you´re right

[ade2055]

i don't think if they have a software to convert mp3 to midis but if anyone have one please reply because i have this problem too

[fhillyer]

I've tried the intelliscore music program and it did'nt worked well
let me try qith digital ear

[Zack]

yes it is near impossible the only thing that comes somewhat close I tried was a program called Widi Recognition System which I downloaded a trial version of that won't let you save. It's not as bad as some I've seen but would be better off being used as an aid in making a song, or give you a general idea of what to do(can't save anything to midi unless you buy it) to see the notes and get started. But it was pretty good for a computer trying to figure out the notes(most everything sounded like it was there) with a bunch of extra notes of course :P

Zack

[Dawkesy]

I have a program to convert MP3's to MIDI , if any one would like it please e-mail me @ Dawkesy84@yahoo.co.uk

:: FroGG007: Dude~ dont triple post the exact SAME msg! :borg: ::

[senna]

i hope that program works...

[senna]

this is the answer i get from your e-mail

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[jeffersr]

I have seen some programs, but they make pretty crappy files

[lostdave]

READ THE FAQ....it's all there

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[Ralph'e']

digital ear aint worth it... iv tried it!

[ade2055]

no they haven't

[NigelWilliams]

since mp3 is one big track and midi is 16 track I think its impossible to do it.

[geoff352]

i bet its possible, but maybe no one's ever made a program due to lack of interset or something. anything's possible!!

[Jaqhawn]

Someone will, and when they do I'll holla

[Trancetech.com]

I don't belive this that you can change a mp3 into a midi file. This would mean that a program would have to break the mp3 file into multiple sections including: the instuments, the CC's, the notes, etc. This would be most probally impossible for a computer program to figure out. :)

[Ralph'e']

trancetech! u have it sussed :thumbsup:

[mooreweststud34]

It is not possible to convert .mp3 to midi. Midi relies on the 128 GM sounds of a keyboard or sequencer, and basically had to do with the keystrokes, and .mp3 doesnt... .mp3 is amusic file that can play voices and real drums and tuff, where all a midi file can do is play one of the 128 instruments of the GM back of a keyboard.

[Trancetech.com]

Yes moore, that is true also. But General MIDI is not the end of the story. It only refers to 128 standard sounds. There are also many ways you can treat these sounds (e.g. reverb, chorus, pitch filtering etc.) and each sound system has different capabilities and different ways of doing these things. Also, many people want to use their own special sounds so 128 ‘presets’ can be very limiting.
Enter GS/XG. Roland tried to extend the GM capabilities with a more advanced MIDI standard called GS, and Yamaha have tried to go farther with XG. Both of these allow you to define “patch banks” (amongst other things like extended sets of controllers for varying the effects applied to the sounds). In both systems each patch (of which there are 128 in GM) can have 128 variations. Creative Labs have also created their own SoundFont standard, where you can load up your own custom sounds (just like you can choose the fonts in a document). Just a little extra info. ;)

[dhoult]

Why is this even being discussed? We are years away from even getting close to being able to convert any type of audio file to midi. At the moment, recognizing different instruments and voices is best left to the human brain - having a programmer try to make a computer do it is futile.

[joevoosgo]

O.K. guys, enough is enough, my problem is converting midi to mp3 music. Is this possible if so...what can I use? Ihave thousands of midi but no converter...I've seen midi in mp3 format but not enough of them.

[Deathawaitsyou]

I think both MIDIs and MP3s have both their great traits to them. with MIDI you can put them in your Xprofile and with MP3 you can download and listen to them. But thatz just my opinion.

[seph78]

you should search for a converter i think it is possible

[billy hunt]

Not sure if this is what your looking for

http://www.audiotools.co.uk/convmidi2.shtml

[InfamousBlade]

i think theres one in the cakewalk site

[yuks]

errmm... ppl... wat about midi convert to mp3?
issit possible?

[residue]

Originally posted by yuks
errmm... ppl... wat about midi convert to mp3?
issit possible?

why would you want to?

[disturbdangel25]

that would be cool if there was a good program to do that tho.

[thedestroyer]

I've experienced with one wav to MIDI convertor......none of them actually do a accurate job....it all sounds sloppy and you can harldy understand what the song is........theyre just time-wasting "inventions" but the one I would recommend if you do really want to make MIDI's that way.............there's a program called WIDI.. go to download.cnet.com and type in WIDI youll find it

[jsaad1986]

i suggest to make your own midi of the song or just request it on this board..... mp3 to midi programs don't work that well.....

[Alpha One]

there will be an MP4 to MIDI converter coming out when MP4 is released - some time in 2005-6 or there abouts!

[thelfards]

there are lots of programs which converts mp3 to midi..you can buy some in the net..maybe someone here can give out for free..i'd want one to..hehehe