AI online tool · free 30-second preview before sign-in · WAV to editable .mid
Choose one melody/instrument or a full song/multiple instruments, upload a WAV up to 25MB, then download an editable .mid file. WAV avoids additional lossy encoding, but accuracy still depends on the source recording, musical complexity, and reverb.
What does this audio contain?
Choose the option that best matches what you hear.
Choose a supported file, then convert it to an editable MIDI draft.
Free preview: up to 25.0 MB. Full conversion after sign-in: up to 25.0 MB.
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Formats: WAV / AIFF / FLAC. Max 25.0 MB.
PureMIDI is a web application that uploads supported recordings for server-side audio-to-MIDI transcription and returns editable MIDI drafts.
These samples were generated through the same production routes users get: clear melody for single-part audio and full song for mixed arrangements.
Fixed benchmark v1 · verified July 15, 2026
Each frozen input is submitted through the production route shown below. The downloadable MIDI is the unedited provider result; duration, track count, note count, byte size, and SHA-256 are measured after download.
A parseable MIDI with notes is a delivery check, not an accuracy claim. Listen to source and MIDI together: isolated melody is the strongest case; mixed music remains an editable draft.
A clean one-note-at-a-time lead line through the 1-credit clear-melody route.
Source SHA-256: be57a71a460b537f...
MIDI SHA-256: b67293470396367f...
Source audio
18s mono WAV
MIDI preview
Clear-melody output
The fixed lead melody re-encoded as MP3 and run through the live MP3-to-MIDI path without manual cleanup.
Source SHA-256: 43c7d77bc5d01826...
MIDI SHA-256: 8f094ad02dd0392d...
Source audio
18s 192 kbps MP3
MIDI preview
Clear-melody MP3 output
A short mixed arrangement through the full-song route, returning one multi-track MIDI draft.
Source SHA-256: 1f22649706918d80...
MIDI SHA-256: 1e5bfe23b71bccc4...
Source audio
32s stereo WAV
MIDI preview
Full-song output
The source clips are PureMIDI-owned synthetic demos; the MIDI files are raw provider outputs, not hand-corrected.
Choose the audio type first, then add a 16-bit or 24-bit WAV up to 25MB.
The model analyzes onsets, pitches, and velocities, then writes editable MIDI notes.
Open the resulting .mid in Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase, Ableton, or any DAW for further editing.
Turn pitch-clear vocal, guitar, piano, or bass stems into editable MIDI drafts.
Convert live or rehearsal WAV recordings to MIDI for review and re-arrangement.
Turn sample loop WAVs into MIDI and remap them to your own sounds.
Convert high-quality performance WAVs to MIDI for notation, comparison, and study.
If you have stem WAVs from a Pro Tools / Logic / Cubase / Reaper session, this is the recommended pipeline.
Different stems benefit from different preprocessing. The current model is strongest on pitch-clear parts.
| Stem type | Preprocessing | MIDI cleanup | Suggested instrument |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lead vocal | Denoise + de-reverb | Check note lengths and slides | Piano or vocal synth |
| Bass | Preserve the low fundamental | Check octave and short notes | Sub bass / electric bass |
| Lead piano / guitar | Light compression | Clean overlapping notes | Acoustic piano / EP |
| String pad | Reduce reverb | Split by pitch range | Strings / synth pad |
| Choir | De-reverb | Manual voice cleanup | Choir / voice patch |
| Drums / percussion | Not recommended as the primary input | Use manual or dedicated drum transcription | Map GM drums separately |
Choose the conversion path that matches your source. These pages separate general audio, compressed MP3, YouTube/YT workflows, and local MP4/video files so each search intent has one clear owner.
Best default for WAV, M4A, FLAC, recordings, stems, and authorized audio exported from video.
Use the MP3-specific page when your source is compressed MP3 and you need bitrate or retry guidance.
Preview a link, confirm rights, then upload audio you own or are licensed to use for MIDI conversion.
Upload a local MP4, MOV, WebM, or M4V and convert its audio track directly to MIDI.
Once you have a .mid file, you can inspect tracks, quantize timing, tweak velocities, and export a cleaner MIDI before opening your DAW.
Not always. WAV avoids additional lossy compression, but results still depend on the source recording, overlapping instruments, noise, and reverb.
Yes. 24-bit / 48kHz studio WAV files work directly.
The current upload limit is 25MB per file for every account. Larger uploads and batch conversion are not available yet.
The converter handles one file at a time. Split a mix into pitch-clear parts and convert each independently for best quality, or upload the mix to full-song mode (6-15 credits by length) for a multi-track MIDI draft. Drums and percussion may still need manual cleanup.
Try exporting a drier version. Reverb smears note onsets and lowers detection accuracy.
Yes. AIFF is the same family of lossless formats and is supported.
Quantize lightly, tweak velocities, and assign instruments in your DAW for the most musical playback.
Yes. Convert lossless recordings to MIDI, then import into Sibelius, Dorico, or MuseScore for pitch, rhythm, and expression analysis.
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