convert audio to midi?

Is there a way to convert audio (of my voice singing single notes) to midi? I'm a much better singer than trumpet player or keyboardist guitarist, etc., but can sing with ease. It would be great to sing trumpet riffs, record them as audio, convert the audio to midi, then use trumpet in soft synths to play them back. You could do this for about any single-note instrument. I would think making use of V-Vocal to lock in the pitches would be a first step, what's the next? Any ideas out there?

Thanx CJ,

Could you please elaborate a bit more? I think you are saying I can view the notes in VVocal and then still need to enter each note separately on a midi track, (click, click, click...). That's what I'm trying to avoid. I have a Roland VG99 but I find to many accidental notes creep in and I tend to do the same riffs over and over. Singing frees me from my redundant guitaring.

I have the Melodyne Plugin, could that be used?

V-Vocal has pitch to midi. It should be in the help file. Basically, there is an icon in V-Vocal that allows you to drag it to a midi track.

EDIT:

V-Vocal does claim to do pitch to midi. However, I tried it and it sounds absolutely horrible. I've wanted to double some vocals using pitch to midi and then use a soft synth. I tried the demo of Digital Ear. It did a great job of converting a small portion of a wave file to midi and it was very easy. However, it is not free and it's interface is a little lacking. But if all you want to do is convert audio to midi it seemed to do a great job. I probably would not use it enough to justify the $130 cost.

Roland should really check out Digital Ear and see what pitch to midi should sound like. Not sure what Cakewalk was thinking when they claimed V-Vocal could do pitch to midi. It will give you something, just nothing close to what the audio track sounded like. LOL. In fact it's so bad, they shouldn't even have ever added it.

Just curious what your procedure was using V-Vocal pitch to midi? Perhaps I did something wrong? Every time I've tried it, the resulting midi didn't even remotely resemble the audio file. All that I did was enable V-Vocal on a vocal track that had no bleed and dragged the pitch to midi button to a midi track.

Just as a sidenote, I believe Melodyne comes in both VST and stand-alone flavours, though I think this was a relatively new implementation of its use (and a much wanted one me thinks)

Just as a sidenote, I believe Melodyne comes in both VST and stand-alone flavours, though I think this was a relatively new implementation of its use (and a much wanted one me thinks)

Yes I thought Melodyne has a plug in version that works within a Host. I thought the OP had said that he has this but then he says it only works outside Sonar. I am lost there.

here is online audio converter inettools.net/en/application/convertaudio
try to use it.
I hope it will help you

no
there is a lot of different tools on that site