Browser-based and free
Conversion happens in your browser without spending credits.
Capture a hummed or played melody as MIDI notes from an MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A file or a mic take, all in your browser.
Drop your melody recording here or click to pick a file
Works with .wav, .mp3, .m4a, .flac, .ogg and .webm
save the melody as notes
Capture the tune you hummed as editable notes, so it can become a part in your arrangement.
A voice memo preserves a moment; MIDI preserves the melody. Once your tune is notes, you can change its key to suit a singer, tidy the rhythm, or hand it to a producer as a part.
Single, clear melodies convert best. If the idea is buried in a mix, separate the vocal first and convert that.

Many songs start as a hummed phrase recorded on a phone. Converting that recording to MIDI keeps the melody in a form you can edit, transpose and play on any instrument.
The conversion runs in your browser and does not cost credits. The result opens in the MIDI editor, where you can fix any notes before exporting.
Conversion happens in your browser without spending credits.
Each note keeps its pitch, start and length, so your phrasing survives.
Open the result in the MIDI editor to correct and export it.

A quiet, clear recording makes the notes cleaner.
Use a phone memo or an audio file of the melody on its own.
Run the conversion in your browser and wait for the notes to appear.
Fix stray notes in the editor and export a MIDI file.
Turn melodies you sang into your phone into parts you can build on.
Transpose a melody to fit the singer you are writing for.
Send a clean MIDI part instead of a noisy memo.
A single melody without accompaniment converts most reliably.
Slides and vibrato can appear as extra short notes; merge them in the editor.
Several notes at once are captured as notes, but chord names are not given.
No. It runs in your browser for free.
It can, but results are clearer if you separate the melody first.
No. It detects notes, including several at once, but does not name chords.
Yes. Open the result in the MIDI editor to move, delete and correct notes.
Convert your latest hummed idea into notes and start arranging.
Convert a melody