🔒 Any song · in your browser · private

Song to MIDI Converter

Turning a whole song into MIDI is the dream — and also the hard case, because a full mix layers vocals, drums, bass and instruments on top of each other. AI transcription pulls out the most prominent pitches, which is perfect for grabbing a lead melody, a hook, or a recognizable line to build on.

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Drop an audio file to convert to MIDI

MP3 · WAV · FLAC · M4A · OGG — processed locally, never uploaded

⚙️ Advanced settings

⭐ 4.8 · free & unlimited · powered by Spotify's open-source Basic Pitch

Drop a song here and the converter transcribes it on your device. For the cleanest result, an isolated stem (just the vocal or just the piano) will always beat a dense full mix — but a clear single-instrument song works well as-is.

Grab the melody fast

Get the main line of a song into MIDI so you can study it, transpose it, or re-harmonize it in your DAW.

Stem tip for accuracy

If a full mix is muddy, separate a stem first (e.g. an a-cappella or instrumental) and convert that — far cleaner notes.

Unlimited and free

No paywall, no daily cap — convert as many songs as you want, with nothing uploaded.

How to convert Song to MIDI

1

Add your file

Drag your Song file into the converter, or click to browse. It loads locally — never uploaded.

2

AI transcribes

Basic Pitch detects the notes on your device and draws a live piano roll of the result.

3

Download MIDI

Save the .mid (and a piano-roll image) and open it in any DAW or notation app.

Song to MIDI — FAQ

Can I convert a full song with vocals and drums to MIDI?

You can, and the tool will transcribe the most prominent pitches, but dense mixes are inherently hard. For a clean part, convert an isolated stem instead of the full mix.

Is converting a copyrighted song to MIDI allowed?

Transcribing for personal practice or study is common, but distributing MIDI of copyrighted music may not be. Because everything stays in your browser, your conversion is private to you.

How do I get a better melody line?

Use a cleaner or more isolated recording, and raise the note-confidence threshold in Advanced settings so only the strongest pitches become notes.