SUPPORTED INPUT
One audio file, locally processed
Use MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, or WMA. The page accepts one file at a time and creates a standard .mid download with a clear filename.
PRIVATE, IN-BROWSER CONVERSION
Turn one clear audio recording into a downloadable MIDI melody.
READY
Your audio never uploads. Conversion runs entirely in your own browser. The file stays on your device.
SUPPORTED INPUT
Use MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, or WMA. The page accepts one file at a time and creates a standard .mid download with a clear filename.
BEST FOR
This local audio to MIDI converter follows the strongest audible pitch in the recording. A solo voice, piano line, guitar lead, or other isolated melody is the intended use.
KNOWN BOUNDARY
Overlapping instruments, dense chords, drums, and noisy recordings can produce an incomplete melody. For a full arrangement, isolate a stem first, then refine the resulting MIDI in your DAW.
FAQ
Both. MP3 is one accepted input, alongside WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC, and WMA. The output is a standard MIDI file.
Yes. A clear, sustained vocal melody is a suitable input. Keep the voice prominent and avoid backing instruments when possible.
No. This page is for audio to MIDI. Use the downloaded MIDI in a DAW or notation app if you need audio rendering or sheet music.
Audio recordings contain timbre, noise, overlapping notes, and effects that a single melody track cannot represent exactly. The downloaded MIDI is an editable starting point.