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Audio to MIDI Converter

Extract MIDI note data from any song for use in your DAW

How Audio to MIDI Works

From audio to editable MIDI data in three steps

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Step 1

Select Your Song

Choose a Wave-generated song from your library for MIDI conversion.

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Step 2

AI Vocal Separation

AI first separates vocal and instrumental layers to prepare the track for more reliable MIDI transcription.

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Step 3

MIDI Extraction

The separated audio is analyzed to extract pitch, timing, and velocity as MIDI note data you can import into any DAW.

MIDI Conversion Features

Professional-grade audio to MIDI extraction

Multi-Instrument Support

Detects multiple musical parts such as vocals, bass, guitar, keys, strings, and percussion when the audio is clear.

Precise Note Detection

AI detects pitch (MIDI note number), start/end times, and velocity for every note.

DAW Compatible

Output MIDI data can be imported into Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, and any DAW.

DAW-Ready MIDI File

Download a standard .mid file you can use in your DAW, notation app, or MIDI editor.

Perfect For

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Music Production

Import extracted MIDI into your DAW to rebuild songs with your own instruments and sounds.

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Arrangement Study

Analyze how songs are structured by viewing individual instrument parts as MIDI.

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Sampling & Remixing

Extract melodies, bass lines, and chord progressions for sampling and remixing.

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Music Education

Learn songs by studying the extracted MIDI notes and their timing.

What Creators Are Saying

From producers to vloggers — how people actually use MusicWave

Had a beat I loved but couldn't figure out where to take it after the first minute. Extended it twice and kept both additions — it's now a 3-minute track that actually builds somewhere.

Kaito M.

Independent Producer

I upload the photo I'm filming against and the song it generates fits the mood without me tweaking anything. Used it for my Morocco reel and three people asked where the music was from.

Layla R.

Travel Vlogger

Needed a clean piano stem for a sample. Two minutes after uploading I had five separated tracks — the piano was isolated cleanly enough to drop straight into my session.

Dev T.

Beatmaker & Composer

Frequently Asked Questions

Which songs can I convert?
MIDI conversion works with Wave-generated songs that have provider IDs in your MusicWave library.
What instruments are detected?
The MIDI extractor can detect multiple musical parts such as vocals, bass, guitar, keyboards, strings, percussion, and synths when the separated audio is clear.
Can I import the MIDI into my DAW?
Yes — the output includes MIDI note data (pitch, start, end, velocity) that can be imported into any major DAW.
How many credits does it cost?
Audio to MIDI conversion costs 20 credits, covering vocal separation and MIDI extraction.

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