MP3 to MIDI Converter
Turn a song into editable MIDI parts for your DAW.
Drag & drop an audio file here
or
What you export
One song, named MIDI parts
Detect the parts that are actually available, preview them against the source, and export each one — or a merged Song Sketch.mid.
Vocals MIDI
Voice / lead melody
Drums MIDI
Drum pattern
Bass MIDI
Bassline
Melodies MIDI
Main melodic material
Chords MIDI
Chord progression
Song Sketch.mid
Multi-track Type 1 file for your DAW
Why Use This MP3 to MIDI Converter?
Every job from this MP3 to MIDI converter returns named, editable parts — previewed against the source and ready for your DAW.
Separated First, Then Transcribed
Most tools transcribe the whole mix in a single pass, so every instrument's notes land in one crowded file. This MP3 to MIDI converter works in two stages: it separates the song into stems first, then transcribes each stem on its own — which is why every MP3 to MIDI part you download is cleaner and easier to edit.
reference-track.mp3
Vocals
.mid
Drums
.mid
Bass
.mid
Melodies
.mid
Chords
.mid
Preview Every Part Against the Source
An MP3 to MIDI result splits into vocals, drums, bass, melodies, and chords, each with its own read-only piano roll. A single playhead keeps the MP3 to MIDI preview and the audio in sync, so you can judge a conversion before exporting anything.
Named Parts, Exported Your Way
Every part arrives named and ready: vocals, drums, bass, melodies, chords. Download a single MP3 to MIDI part when you only need the bassline, grab a ZIP of everything, or export Song Sketch.mid — one multi-track Type 1 MIDI file with named tracks and GM programs that opens straight into Ableton, FL Studio, or Logic Pro.
Song Sketch.mid
Type 1 · named tracksIndividual parts
.mid × every detected part
Download ZIP
All available files
Who is MP3 to MIDI for?
A Bassline or Drum Pattern You Can Edit
Hear a groove you want to reuse? An MP3 to MIDI transcription turns the bass and drums into notes you can move, quantize, and replace with your own sounds instead of replaying the part by ear.
Save the Idea Before You Lose It
Record a voice memo or a rough demo, use the MP3 to MIDI converter to pull out the melody and chord movement, and keep writing in your DAW instead of starting over.
Study Timing, Harmony, and Arrangement
If a rhythm is hard to count, the drum MIDI makes the hits visible. If a song has a clear bassline, this MP3 to MIDI converter turns it into a part you can slow down and inspect more easily than scrubbing the original file. Use the MP3 to MIDI converter whenever you have an idea in audio but need control over the notes.
Built for DAW sessions
What an MP3 to MIDI Result Can Do for Your Session
An MP3 to MIDI converter gives you a practical way to get note data out of audio. Upload one track, then work with separate MP3 to MIDI parts — vocals, drums, bass, melodies, and chords — in your DAW. It is useful when you need a focused reference, a starting arrangement, or editable material for a new production.
Work on one part at a time
A single-file MP3 to MIDI export can be a crowded note dump. This tool separates the musical material first, so vocals, drums, bass, melodies, and chords come back as named parts. Clean up the bassline, program the drums, or study the melody independently.
Start from the notes, not the mix
Audio does not contain hidden MIDI data, so an MP3 to MIDI result is an AI transcription of musical events. The payoff is that you get actual notes to edit. Replace a detected bassline with a favorite synth, fix the drum timing, or transpose the whole part without re-recording anything.
Keep the tempo and key context
The MP3 to MIDI converter also detects BPM and key, and every result carries them when they are available. Start a session closer to the source tempo, then quantize, transpose, or replace instruments without rebuilding the idea from zero. The Song Sketch keeps all parts in one standard multi-track file.
Tempo
124 BPM
Key
A minor
Know the limits before you start
Dense mixes, distortion, and overlapping instruments can create extra or missing notes in an MP3 to MIDI conversion. Describe Music only shows parts confirmed by the result, and the page states the retention period and Credit quote before processing. Treat the output as editable source material.
Source mix
MP3 to MIDI result
Whether you call it audio to MIDI, song to MIDI, or an online MP3 to MIDI converter, the workflow is the same: start with the song you have, extract the parts you need, and use those MIDI files responsibly in a remix, edit, practice session, or new production.
How to Convert MP3 to MIDI Online
From upload to editable parts in three steps with this online MP3 to MIDI converter — no software to install.
Upload Your Audio
Choose an MP3, WAV, FLAC, or M4A song, loop, demo, or stem. The MP3 to MIDI converter reads the duration locally, shows the Credit quote, and asks you to confirm you have the right to process the audio.
Let the AI Separate and Transcribe
The MP3 to MIDI converter prepares the audio, separates the main musical layers, and waits for MIDI and chord data to finish. You can leave the page, then check History for the processing task or completed result when you return.
Preview, Then Export
Check the source audio, BPM, key, and read-only piano roll for each MP3 to MIDI part. Download individual MIDI files, a ZIP, or Song Sketch.mid, then import the .mid into your DAW and make the performance yours.
MP3 to MIDI FAQ
Can I convert an MP3 to MIDI?
Does MP3 to MIDI work with a full song?
Can I get separate bass, drums, and melody MIDI tracks?
Will an MP3 to MIDI file work in Ableton, FL Studio, or Logic Pro?
Is MP3 to MIDI the same as sheet music?
Why are some notes missing or extra?
Need the audio stems themselves instead of note data? Use the AI Stem Splitter to export vocals, drums, bass, melodies, and instrumental audio, or the Piano Roll when you need piano-focused notation. For tempo and key without MIDI export, use BPM and Key Finder.