Transcribe MIDI file to sheet music -is there a good program?

[Toril S]

Hello musical friends!
As you know I compose a lot of songs using my Yamaha keyboards. I have a MIDI recording of all the songs, and it would be great if I could use a program to transcribe my MIDIS into sheet music. I asked Mr. Google, and several programs came up, some of them even have free versions. But I wonder: Can you reccomend one that works. Will it work? Or is this just a dream too good to be true?

Just now a man is helping me to transcribe a march for me and arrange it for our local school band. If I in the future could do it myself I would save myself some money

[Fraboni]

Hi Toril,

Have a look at Dorico SE from Steinberg: 

https://www.steinberg.net/dorico/se/

Cheers,
Peter

[Oxford1035]

Hi Toril,

Musescore 4 will work as far as I'm aware.

Kind regards,

Russ

[robinez]

yes, musescore 4 is free and perfect for that job, I use it all the time and it also supports the import of midi files.

you can download it for free here:
https://www.musehub.com/

there are a lot of tutorials for it on youtube, this one covers the basics:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X8G59wJcXc

[RobertM]

Hi Toril,
Notation Composer and Notation Musician, one free the other payware.
Robert.

[Roger Brenizer]

Hi Toril,

As two other members in this thread have said, I use MuseScore. I've used this free program since its inception and it's a literal powerhouse.

The following link is to the latest version of MuseScore (MuseScore4):

https://musescore.org/en/download

[Graham UK]

RobertM. You will find Notation Compose is Trial or purchase...NOT FREE

[Divemaster]

Musescore for me too Toril.
It is genuinely free.

Keith

[Toril S]

Thanks to each and every one of you friends for responding so fast!!