Midi

[zakariasan]

If u are trying to get mp3 files into midi.
Try a midi converter.
I am not exzactly sure where 2 find one though

[Robin]

That's because it's impossible to convert streams of sound in to an array of instruments and notes. You cannot convert mp3 to midi.

[zakariasan]

well, i remember seeing one converter b4\. I didnt download it because i was too lazy. Im sure there is one out there.

[Antisora]

You dont have a download link….
Theres no help from you looking for it...
Wrong section, much?

[Weegee]

Quick google brought me to this: http://www.digital-ear.com/digital-ear/demo.asp?tab=5

[Robin]

What don't you people understand about this?

It doesn't matter how many programs out there try to technically convert it, none of them will ever be able to create a satisfactory copy.

If you want a song in midi form then you need to find someone who composed a midi version of that song.

If you can't find a midi version then you're out of luck. Simple as that.

Contradicting me is a very, very stupid thing to do.

[RyokuHasu]

The few programs that CAN turn a MP3 into a Midi are like putting the MP3 in a blender with 1/2 a cup of sh!t, and puree for several minutes.

[Weegee]

@Robin:

> What don't you people understand about this?
>
> It doesn't matter how many programs out there try to technically convert it, none of them will ever be able to create a satisfactory copy.
>
> If you want a song in midi form then you need to find someone who composed a midi version of that song.
>
> If you can't find a midi version then you're out of luck. Simple as that.
>
> Contradicting me is a very, very stupid thing to do.

I'm just saying that it was a quick search and I agree it's like tring to make lava out of water or cookies without dough. Crap….

[Craselin]

Like Ryoku and Robin said, (and I'm paraphrasing here) if you convert a mp3 to midi, the program is definitely going to pick up sounds incorrectly, etc. It will end out sounding almost nothing like the original music.