On Fri, Jan 21, 2022 at 6:55 PM Bill Degnan <billdegnan_at_gmail.com> wrote: > Terry, thanks but what I need is a kind of OCR for music, the way an OCR > reads the paper and converts to text. I need something that hears tones > and outputs the notes into some sort of electronic format, such as printed > music score or some XML file output. > Bill > I don't know of anything that quite works like this. You can convert audio to midi, but that won't include tone quality information...only notes, tempo, and things like that. I did some very quick searching around the interwebs and this is one way I think would work: Record the music into a DAW as a .WAV or .AIFF file. Most DAW software will allow you to convert audio to MIDI. Reaper (which is free) does this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8D2jEhbN7Y. Being that the MUSE is monophonic, it should be pretty accurate. I didn't watch the video...I'm running around today.. but if you want more help on this I can help out. Once it's converted to midi, import it into a tracker that accepts MIDI files, that would be the easiest solution. As far as tone quality is concerned, output from the MUSE a simple pulse/square wave, and that can be set in the tracker I believe. (Perhaps tweak filter settings if sound is too robust and needs to be thinned out) and it should be pretty close. Save as SID file. I haven't done the above myself, but it should work. This obviously isn't a solution for ANY kind of music, but it should work with what you're trying to do. :) w ++++++++++++++++++++++ https://jwalterhawkes.com like to know where/when I'm playing? Click here <https://jwalterhawkes.com/contact/mlist> to sign up for my list, and let the babble begin.Received on 2022-01-22 22:00:08
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