9/17/2011

Converting MP3 To Sheet Music

By Millie Rhodes


Altering MP3 to sheet music is a demanding task, and you will need to download applications from the internet for all three stages. Alternatively, you could do it in writing, by listening to the recording and using ink. On a positive note, web directories are a great help and will ease your path.

This job asks a lot of you in time spent. The cost is very much dependant on the quality you require. Use the internet to track the necessary programmes down. You can make comparisons between the various costs and benefits as you go. When using search engines, type in the terms used in the following paragraphs.

First, assuming you have the MP3 file already on your hard drive, you need to download an application which will convert the MP3 to a WAV file. You may already have the appropriate software for this stage as any audio recording software will do the job. The WAV file now needs to be set to zero.

Now you can move on to stage two. You will need a piece of software to convert the WAV file to MIDI. A program capable of doing this can be found via a search engine. Once downloaded and installed, open the program, and ask it to convert the appropriate file.

Now comes the last stage. Converting the MIDI to the sheet music. Once again the internet is your port of call. Use it to find the software described. Download and install the program, having chosen from the various options. This application will allow you to import the MIDI file, thereby transferring it to a score.

The process is now complete. You have converted your original MP3 to sheet music, via three steps. It may have taken a while, but is preferable to using a pen and paper! You just have to have a good time playing it. Read more about: mp3 to sheet music




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