danbottomburp
Max Output Level: -86 dBFS
- Total Posts : 206
- Joined: 2015/04/19 15:47:38
- Status: offline
extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
I know melodyne can do this , but it is the only one on the market that does it , or is it the best at doing that specific thing ?
this is the feature i am interested in and have used it before and it worked very decently, however i cannot justify the price of melodyne studio for that one thing i will be using.
was wondering if anyone knew of anything similar in this one feature that does a good job.
the "universal" algorithm" included in my basic version just doesn't do a good enough job at all.
Thanks
Dan
Asus Z270F Motherboard Intel core i7 7700k BeQuiet Dark Rock Advanced CPU Cooler Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 3200 Samsung 830 SSD SATA III 256GB 6GBPS 2.5" Coolermaster 600W Silentpro PSU Gigabyte 1080 Gpu Sonar Platinum Windows 10 64bit Behringer c-1 condensor mic Line 6 Helix Rack
|
Syphus
Max Output Level: -90 dBFS
- Total Posts : 39
- Joined: 2015/02/21 12:27:24
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 07:48:06
(permalink)
☄ Helpfulby Steve_Karl 2017/08/29 10:03:17
|
danbottomburp
Max Output Level: -86 dBFS
- Total Posts : 206
- Joined: 2015/04/19 15:47:38
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 09:19:41
(permalink)
Syphus
I don't know if this will work for you (I have never tried it as of yet),but look at this link:
Audio to MIDI Conversion in SONAR
https://youtu.be/u4b5r7fm25o
Also you could use Reaper:
https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=5222
Syphus
Yes i believe that its using meoldyne to achieve that conversion,and as i only have essential i cannot use the polyphonic algorithm,so my results would be poor and not worth it. i will check out reaper Thanks Dan
Asus Z270F Motherboard Intel core i7 7700k BeQuiet Dark Rock Advanced CPU Cooler Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 3200 Samsung 830 SSD SATA III 256GB 6GBPS 2.5" Coolermaster 600W Silentpro PSU Gigabyte 1080 Gpu Sonar Platinum Windows 10 64bit Behringer c-1 condensor mic Line 6 Helix Rack
|
Wookiee
Rrrrugh arah-ah-woof?
- Total Posts : 13306
- Joined: 2007/01/16 06:19:43
- Location: Akahaocwora - Village Yoh Kay
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 10:56:04
(permalink)
The studio version of Melodyne works quite well for Polyphonic Audio to MIDI, not sure if Reaper's ReTune is Polyphonic.
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
Karma has a way of finding its own way home.
Primary, i7 8700K 16Gigs Ram, 3x500gb SSD's 2TB Backup HHD Saffire Pro 40. Win 10 64Bit Secondary i7 4790K, 32GB Ram, 500Gb SSD OS/Prog's, 1TB Audio, 1TB Samples HHD AudioBox USB, Win 10 64Bit CbB, Adam's A7x's - Event 20/20's, Arturia V6, Korg Digital Legacy, Softube Modular, Arturia Keylab-88, USB-MidiSport 8x8
|
JohnEgan
Max Output Level: -80 dBFS
- Total Posts : 543
- Joined: 2014/10/21 10:03:57
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 11:31:27
(permalink)
danbottomburp
i cannot justify the price of melodyne studio for that one thing i will be using.
Melodyne Editor does poly, and is a bit cheaper than Studio, possibly there is an upgrade price from Essential, Im not sure.
John Egan Sonar Platinum (2017-10),RME-UFX, PC-CPU - i7-5820, 3.3 GHz, 6 core, ASUS X99-AII, 16GB ram, GTX 960, 500 GB SSD, 2TB HDD x 2, Win7 Pro x64, O8N2 Advanced, Melodyne Studio,.... (2 cats :(, in the yard).
|
jimkleban
Max Output Level: -64 dBFS
- Total Posts : 1319
- Joined: 2008/11/09 09:42:45
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 15:48:07
(permalink)
If you mean polyphonic like an entire mix, Melodyne does horribly. However, if you mean just one track with polyphonic notes (like guitar and keyboards), Melodyne has more chance to succeed. And if you really want the M to do a great job, feed the M engine with a single instrument with NO effects,
The Lamb Laid Down on MIDI www.lldom.com Studio Cat Custom i7 with Thunderbolt (wonderful system built and configured by our own Jim R) Apollo Duo (via TB) UAD Quad UAD Duo WIN 8.1 x64 with 32 GB Ram 4 SSD for programs and sample libraries Splat (latest version)
|
Cactus Music
Max Output Level: 0 dBFS
- Total Posts : 8424
- Joined: 2004/02/09 21:34:04
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/28 16:34:36
(permalink)
Many have dreamed of taking an entire song and converting it to midi.. might be something that happens when we are all dead and gone but forget it.
I tried a few of the offerings that were either free or a demo and they were all terrible at even converting a real piano part to midi.
|
JohnEgan
Max Output Level: -80 dBFS
- Total Posts : 543
- Joined: 2014/10/21 10:03:57
- Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- Status: offline
Re: extracting polyphonic audio and turning into midi
2017/08/29 01:06:24
(permalink)
Cactus Music
Many have dreamed of taking an entire song and converting it to midi.. might be something that happens when we are all dead and gone but forget it.
LOL, somewhere in a galaxy light years away.
John Egan Sonar Platinum (2017-10),RME-UFX, PC-CPU - i7-5820, 3.3 GHz, 6 core, ASUS X99-AII, 16GB ram, GTX 960, 500 GB SSD, 2TB HDD x 2, Win7 Pro x64, O8N2 Advanced, Melodyne Studio,.... (2 cats :(, in the yard).
|