Transcription practice
Turn a clear authorized section into a MIDI draft so you can edit, slow down, and play along in your DAW.
Preview a YouTube link, then upload authorized audio on the same page — AI detects pitch and timing for an editable .mid.
Use an online YouTube to MIDI workflow: preview a link you may use, then upload authorized audio on the same page for server-side transcription. Hear a free 30-second MIDI result before sign-in; complete conversions produce an editable .mid draft with no subscription required.
Start from any youtube.com, youtu.be, Shorts, or YouTube Music link you own or have rights to use. PureMIDI does not download from YouTube; the link is used for preview and to guide the next upload step.
The live audio engine detects pitch, on/off timing, and velocity into an editable MIDI draft. It is not a dedicated stem, drum, or chord model.
Get a standard .mid you can drop into Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Reaper, GarageBand, MuseScore, Dorico, or any DAW or notation editor for cleanup.
Turn a clear authorized section into a MIDI draft so you can edit, slow down, and play along in your DAW.
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Lost the project file but the YouTube upload is still online — convert the video back to a MIDI sketch and keep editing.
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YT is shorthand for YouTube. On this page, preview a YouTube link and upload authorized audio on the same page to create an editable .mid file. For a local MP4 or MOV file, use the separate Video to MIDI tool.
Hear a free 30-second result on the same page before signing in. Complete conversions use one-time credit packs with no subscription; see /pricing.
Only videos you own, public-domain works, CC-licensed material, or content you've licensed in writing. We do not download from YouTube, bypass platform terms, or verify third-party licenses for you.
You can preview music.youtube.com URLs, youtu.be short links, and YouTube Shorts. Conversion still uses an uploaded audio file you own or have rights to use. DRM-protected offline caches are not supported.
The current live path does not let you pick melody, chords, bass, or drums as separate outputs. It writes detected pitch and timing into MIDI notes. If you need one part, isolate clear audio before upload.
The YouTube link is preview-only; the actual limit comes from the authorized audio file you upload. Audio uploads are capped at 25MB. Choose clear melody or complete song before uploading; both routes first return a free 30-second result.
Clear piano, vocal, guitar, and bass parts are better inputs. Drums are not a dedicated target for the clear-melody route and usually need a specialized workflow or manual cleanup.
No. Use the link to preview and confirm the source, then upload a local audio file you own or are licensed to use.
Ask the creator for the stem files or original recording, use clearly licensed source material, or re-perform the part yourself and record it.
Yes. You start in a modern browser with no plug-in, then upload authorized audio for server-side transcription. The result returns to the same page as an editable MIDI draft.
Prepare a local MP3 or WAV file you own or may use, upload it on this page, and hear a free 30-second result. Sign in only when you want to save, download, edit, or continue with the complete recording.
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