Hi Family!

I need little help.
Any1 know, how to in the best way convert Stems to Midi? I have Synth Stem (cool plucked arp) and I need it to convert to MIDI.

Any tips'n'tricks ?

 

I've been liking https://muscriptor.kyutai.org/ - it's very new.
See https://github.com/muscriptor/muscriptor for running it on your own machine.

 

Looks promising, thx for the tip

 

Many thanks for sharing this...its quite accurate with some recordings Ive used.

 

An expensive (or not..) way to do it is through Melodyne Editor/Studio. It's a little rough for full mixes, but gets the MIDI in the right direction. If its simple as an arp, it can definitely get it done.

 

Wow! This is a lot better than I was expecting. I've been doing a lot of sample replays lately and this is good enough for me to skip the manual playing and just tidy up the midi...damn.

Thank you xorome

 

Blimey! This is excellent. Certainly the best I've ever tried. Thank you
xorome for pointing this out.

 

Yup. Thanks. This seems to be painfully accurate on the few commercial songs I tried.
Not exactly needing it at the moment but really good to have access to, it will eventually come handy.
Perfect for ripping off all the music you ever hear and loved ;) :D

Figuring out how to set it up locally on mac will be an adventure all it's own.

 

Pure dope!

 

I use notegrabber and neuralnote, but I'm really interested in suggestions from xorome!

 

Great, I'm going to install it locally using Pinokio, which is much easier.

 

Surprisingly, notegrabber has been pretty useful, but I've not had much success with neuralnote.

Some other decent options I use are Decoda and RipX Daw.

Continued to test muscriptor and it's a bit hit and miss as to be expected, but still a big improvement on some of the other stuff I've tried. I was learning a Andrew Hill piano part to replay for a sample remake and it ripped it nearly perfectly barring one or two notes saving me a ton of time.

 

check this one out

https://aurallysound.com/pages/prism-audio-to-midi

 

Been using NeuralNote for a bit, which is sloppy, but powerful. This? And it can run locally?

Yes, please. I tried it with just one track... definitely impressed. People, let us keep this hush-hush... gatekeep this. Seriously.

 

Will check out... thank you