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Hello hello!
I hope for everyone who went back to school (or work) it hasn't been too rough.. lol
Well, I've searched a bit where I could, but I didn't find the following:
I'm looking for software or a method to extract music notes from an mp3 file (or wav or anything, anyway converters are here to make our lives easier ^^) because some music doesn't have any sheet music available online..
And if possible (yes, since I'm asking, why not be a bit demanding lol) that the software can save the extracted sheets as .gp files (guitar pro, you know). But that would be a bit much to ask, right? (huhu)
I tried using a player as an instrument on guitar pro to recognize the notes (let's be crazy), but that would have been too easy and obviously it didn't work :) .
Thanks and good luck to those who will try to find this :p
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meat!!!
I hope for everyone who went back to school (or work) it hasn't been too rough.. lol
Well, I've searched a bit where I could, but I didn't find the following:
I'm looking for software or a method to extract music notes from an mp3 file (or wav or anything, anyway converters are here to make our lives easier ^^) because some music doesn't have any sheet music available online..
And if possible (yes, since I'm asking, why not be a bit demanding lol) that the software can save the extracted sheets as .gp files (guitar pro, you know). But that would be a bit much to ask, right? (huhu)
I tried using a player as an instrument on guitar pro to recognize the notes (let's be crazy), but that would have been too easy and obviously it didn't work :) .
Thanks and good luck to those who will try to find this :p
--
meat!!!
12 answers
Another question, why are software programs that create sheet music only working in MIDI format?
The reason is simple. The MIDI format is just a series of notes. It is therefore easy to decode the information contained in it to produce a sheet music. Each instrument has its own track. It is basically a different written form of the same information found on a sheet music.
On the other hand, an mp3 or wav file is a series of random sounds. It is much more difficult to extract notes from it, especially if multiple notes overlap.
An example to consider? How to extract a sheet music from an mp3 file that reproduces the sound of falling water or the wind in the leaves of a tree? The mp3 file can definitely contain such sounds.
The bulk of the work on an mp3 file would therefore be to succeed in extracting notes from sounds. Once that is done, writing a file in MIDI format or a sheet music would be much simpler.
And of course, given the work that this requires, I don't think that a software capable of doing this correctly would be affordable for the average person.
The reason is simple. The MIDI format is just a series of notes. It is therefore easy to decode the information contained in it to produce a sheet music. Each instrument has its own track. It is basically a different written form of the same information found on a sheet music.
On the other hand, an mp3 or wav file is a series of random sounds. It is much more difficult to extract notes from it, especially if multiple notes overlap.
An example to consider? How to extract a sheet music from an mp3 file that reproduces the sound of falling water or the wind in the leaves of a tree? The mp3 file can definitely contain such sounds.
The bulk of the work on an mp3 file would therefore be to succeed in extracting notes from sounds. Once that is done, writing a file in MIDI format or a sheet music would be much simpler.
And of course, given the work that this requires, I don't think that a software capable of doing this correctly would be affordable for the average person.