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Audio to Sheet Music

Audio to Sheet Music

Upload a recording or use your microphone, then read its notes back as a piano score to print or export. Audio is processed on your device.

Drop your audio here or choose a file

MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC and FLAC where supported by your browser. Up to 90 MB and 15 minutes.

What audio to sheet music writes from a recording

A recording holds sound, not notes. The page first listens for the pitches and their timing, then lays those notes out as a piano score, all inside the browser tab.

Hears the notes that were played

Each pitch and when it starts and stops is read from the audio and written as MIDI, the same transcription the Audio to MIDI page runs.

Writes them on a piano grand staff

Middle C and above go on the treble staff and the rest on the bass staff, with rhythms rounded to sixteenth notes so the bars read cleanly.

Hands the score to you three ways

Print it or save it as a PDF from the browser, download MusicXML for MuseScore, Sibelius or Dorico, or take the MIDI file to a DAW.

How it works

From a recording to a printed score in three steps

1

Upload or record the part

Choose an audio file or record with the microphone. A single instrument playing one line at a time gives the cleanest notes.

2

Convert it to sheet music

The notes are transcribed on your device, and the score is drawn as soon as they are ready, written at the tempo heard in the recording.

3

Check the tempo, then print or export

Set the score's tempo and time signature until the bars line up with the music, then print, save a PDF or download MusicXML.

The limits of audio to sheet music here

6 upload formats

MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC and FLAC, where your browser can decode them.

90 MB and 15 minutes

The largest recording the page reads, by size and by length.

4 time signatures

2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 6/8 for the score, with its tempo set anywhere from 30 to 300 BPM.

3 ways out

Print or PDF from the browser, a MusicXML file and a MIDI file.

Sixteenth-note rhythms

The finest rhythm the score writes. Shorter notes are rounded to the nearest sixteenth.

0 credits

Transcription and the score both run in the browser, so no generation job is submitted.

Who reads a recording as sheet music

Players learning a part by ear

Record the melody you want to learn and read its notes instead of replaying the same bar until it sticks.

Songwriters keeping a hummed idea

Sing or play a phrase into the microphone and keep it as a score before the idea is gone.

Teachers preparing an exercise

Turn a recorded line into a printable page, then tidy the notation in MuseScore from the MusicXML file.

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Edit the notes before you print

Open the transcription in the browser MIDI editor to fix a wrong note or a rhythm, then read the corrected file as sheet music.