Mp3 to Midi

[rock123456789]

Hi, do you know a software that convert Mp3 to Midi for play on Yamaha PSR-S770?
Thanks

[Mikk]

I have found the best for me is to convert the MP3 to wav  using "Audacity"  then I  convert the wav to midi using "AmazingMIDI"
they are both free programs easily found in a search.
Note that if the mp3 has vocals in it. The midi result can often be very mixed up .

When I hear a vocal piece of music I like, I search for it on the internet and add Instrumental after the name of the song.
If its off Youtube, I down load it and convert it to mp3 first then go from there as above.

There are many software programs available that claim to remove vocals from the music. I have tried many and not found one that can do it completely. 

[rock123456789]

thanks

[rock123456789]

I have found the best for me is to convert the MP3 to wav  using "Audacity"  then I  convert the wav to midi using "AmazingMIDI"
they are both free programs easily found in a search.
Note that if the mp3 has vocals in it. The midi result can often be very mixed up .

When I hear a vocal piece of music I like, I search for it on the internet and add Instrumental after the name of the song.
If its off Youtube, I down load it and convert it to mp3 first then go from there as above.

There are many software programs available that claim to remove vocals from the music. I have tried many and not found one that can do it completely.

Can you do me a tutorial with these two software please?

[Joe H]

I have found the best for me is to convert the MP3 to wav  using "Audacity"  then I  convert the wav to midi using "AmazingMIDI"...

You forgot to mention that only a single track / instrument like a piano can be converted to MIDI... but it leaves much to be desired.

Joe H

[rock123456789]

You forgot to mention that only a single track / instrument like a piano can be converted to MIDI... but it leaves much to be desired.

Joe H

do you know a valid alternative?

[Joe H]

do you know a valid alternative?

No... there is NONE.  It would be impossible to translate a stereo audio file to create a multiple track/channel MIDI file.  You would need a multi track WAV with every instrument on a different track.

Joe H

[Dick Rector]

Have been trying this for YEARS with various programs. Headaches and a WASTE of time. It simply does NOT work. One single instrument yes, only a bit. A band, a singer let alone 2. Crap, period.

[Mikk]

Ok this is an example of a conversion of a   Members own composition. I thank you "erbis"

See this topic.
 
https://www.psrtutorial.com/forum/index.php/topic,45492.msg357699/topicseen.html#msg357699

"The most beautiful flowers"  which erbis put on Youtube yesterday.


I downloaded it as a MP4 ,converted it to Mp3 then to wav and then to midi.

  Hello rock123456789,
Don't be put off by some of the negative comment that have appeared in this topic.
Nothing is impossible if you have heart and determination to succeed.
Sorry I can't do a tut for you I don't have the neccessary qualifications, but if you  Put into google:- "converting a MP3 to Midi" (include the quotation marks to filter out a lot of uneccessary links).

I have had many successes making midis,
As I said before, one of the main problems  that can make a mess of a midi is using MP3's 
that contain vocals.



Here is the midi of the original music. that is on Youtube.



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