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Calling all Music inclined people..

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RyanJames170

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i am trying to figure out the name of a program that takes music you play into a mic onto a computer and converts it into sheet music..

my friend wants to know what it is so see can see about getting it.

thank you

Ryan

PS yes i have tryed google but its being google and giving me all the of the things that are similar but not what i want lol
 
If there is such a program, I've never heard of it...

Technically, it should be possible to analyze any input "single note" to determine its frequency and translate that to a graphical display on a staff, but how to do so quickly enough, not to mention determine the scale being used would be a nightmare.

Just thinking of an algorithim to sort out the individual notes of a chord is giving me a headache!
 
n4gix said:
If there is such a program, I've never heard of it...

Technically, it should be possible to analyze any input "single note" to determine its frequency and translate that to a graphical display on a staff, but how to do so quickly enough, not to mention determine the scale being used would be a nightmare.

Just thinking of an algorithim to sort out the individual notes of a chord is giving me a headache!
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that was my thoughts also
a singe instrument wouldnt be that hard
but what about a band
crash to desktop
lol
H
 
I have never heard of one that converts recorded instruments to a score but there are lots that will take a MIDI instrument input (keyboard, MIDI guitar, MIDI wind instrument etc.) and output a musical score.

Most sequencer/digital studio packages can do that these days and the best known pure score writing software is called 'Sibelius'.

http://www.sibelius.com/products/sibelius/6/index.html
 
i don't know of such software but i suppose it does exist because there are harmonizers and "intelligent pitch shifters" that can take a series of notes or chords that you play and determine what key you are playing in.
 
RyanJames170 said:
i am trying to figure out the name of a program that takes music you play into a mic onto a computer and converts it into sheet music..

my friend wants to know what it is so see can see about getting it.

thank you

Ryan

PS yes i have tryed google but its being google and giving me all the of the things that are similar but not what i want lol
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Just out of pure chance, I was looking at something entirely different .... yet found this:

http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Songsmith/product/8483EA75
 
While we are on a simular subject, does anyone know if there is a program to load your karaoke disks on to the computer and use the computer for a show (preferably freeware). I have tons of disks and am always afraid of scratches, etc.
BTW, some of them are super cdg (I have a Cavs player).

Thanks in advance

Bob
 
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