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# Audio to MIDI

> Convert any audio recording into a MIDI file with detected notes, timing, and velocity — ready for your DAW or to drive other instruments.

<Card title="Audio to MIDI Tool" icon="piano" href="https://vocuno.com/app?tool=audio-to-midi">
  Try it now! ↗️
</Card>

**Audio to MIDI** turns a recording into a MIDI file by detecting every note, its timing, and velocity. Hum a melody, drop in a vocal line, or upload an instrument loop — Vocuno extracts a clean MIDI you can drag into any DAW.

## How to use it

Drop in audio (MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, Opus, AIFF) or record live in the browser. Vocuno runs **Spotify's Basic-Pitch** model directly in your browser — no upload needed, no server roundtrip — and returns a MIDI file plus an interactive piano roll preview.

## What you get

The output is a standard `.mid` file with detected pitches, durations, and velocities, plus a count of total notes detected. Download it and drag straight into Logic, Ableton, FL Studio, or any DAW to drive a synth, sampler, or virtual instrument.

## Frequently asked questions

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  <Accordion title="What works best for transcription?">
    Monophonic input (one note at a time) — humming, whistling, single-instrument lines. Polyphonic chords work but can produce noisier output.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Does my audio leave my device?">
    No — Basic-Pitch runs entirely in your browser, so the audio never gets uploaded to a server.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Can I edit the MIDI?">
    Yes — preview it on the piano roll in Vocuno, then download and edit freely in your DAW.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Does it cost credits?">
    Audio to MIDI runs locally and doesn't consume Vocuno credits.
  </Accordion>
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