: I need your help !!!
: I want a program that can make a conversion from WAV file to MIDI file and then to show me on the screen the music notation.

: : Never mind all that; here's the definitive answer to your question -
FORGET IT... IT CANNOT BE DONE!

It's highly unlikely that there is such a prog out there for lazy musicians. If you really need to convert from wav to midi, you could do it this way (although reeeally difficult, i'd guess):

1-Download a wav-tuner (Maz soundpage)
2-Analyse different segments of the wav to see how far off from C they are and take a lot of notes.
3-Start up yer sequenser and stuff it all together and you (might) end up with something like the original.

Why is there no wav-to-midi program?
Simply because it is difficult/impossible to make a program that would analyse a wav file of for example Nirvanas "Nevermind" is that you have, say 4 or 5 different instruments playing different chords and noises from cymbals and hi-hats and such. An interpreter would have serious diffeculty finding out which instrument is which, what is noise and what is music etc. and would probably result in something sounding a bit more like songs i made seven yrs ago.

In other words
-Buy the album or download the MP3, or
-buy a book (don't know the english word here) with all the notations from the album/tracks you want to have midified, or (if it's your own wavs your working with)
-just compose directly in a sequencer....

: I need your help !!!
: I want a program that can make a conversion from WAV file to MIDI file and then to show me on the screen the music notation.

: I have tried several programs and have not had much luck. Recently, I downloaded DRUMS! from somewhere. Try a search. Sorry I don't have the link. The sounds are really good. I have not played around enough to know how to use it well. The interface seemed kinda weird. I think once you figure out how to use it the sound will be pretty good.

Good luck.

i dont know about cakewalk guitar studio since i own a mac.As a guitarist though i shoud be of some help.The standard mic for recording guitars is the sure sm-57 youll want one of these theyre real cheap used.for high quality vocals though youll want to spend a little dough and get a better mic.

now, what software?well go to www.digidesign.com and download pro tools free,itll make a porta studio look silly.Or else theres the digi 001 package.also the check out www.steinberg.net and download the cubase demo.cubase is the most well rounded software available, i reccomend it.

how do you get the mic sounds in a p.c? get a sound card.this isnt my forte so ask around about soundcards.i got the digi 001 package and i love it.im also gonna get logic audio though to suplement the midi and cause i crave vst instruments.

your first line of action should be to download pro tools free. then figure out if you can get a crappy mic into your pc and presto.then look around for soundcards and see what your needs are.then check out cakewalks guitar studio, or just bone up and get cubase.

check out harmony central for more info. to make interesting recordings you need a lotta sounds-get a pod.for good sounding recordingsa youll need a descent mic(sm-57), an interface/package(motu 2804/digi 001/delta 1010/layla 24.preamp to power the mic(s) and a pair of monitors, plus a good reverb etc etc.

for your immediate needs cakewalk guitar studio should help(i guess), but do down load pt free, and try to get a decent mic into your computer(again you may need a pre amp and
i/o to do this).unless you have a killer amp get the pod or a j-station.also with the roland gr-33/g-2 guitar synth you can do midi stuff and use software synths with your axe,and if doing that id get cubase and a midi adapter.

good luck,
robert

Now, that's a question that I,ve been asking around ? I have also that problem, I,ve been going thru' FAQs and places such as this. Still no answer, We might be on the wrong track about the asking this question but I think there should be a way?
Hope you get your answers ?

I suggest you go to
www.rolandus.com/
It,s the site to all the questions, and if you're
eager enough about it why don't you go to
www.altavista.com/ and search/find for : Roland XP-80 or XP-80 sites
you'll find all the things about the XP-80.

Hi

Two programs for you to check out.
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Cdex/">CDex</a> or <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/MusicMatchJukebox_win32/">MusicMatch Jukebox</a>. If you're totally new to this, I'd recommend Jukebox. If you read the documentation that comes with the program, you'll be making MP3s in no time at all.

Cheers
Geoff

: Can anyone recommend software to convert my CDs to MP3?
: Thanks

: George
: gy2@nyu.edu

You will first need to convert the RA to WAV. This can be done using <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/TotalRecorder/">Total Recorder</a>.

Cheers
Geoff

: How can I convert a RA Sound file to a CDA sound file to play in a standard CD Player? Is there some shareware software that I can use? I need to do this as soon as possible, if it is possible. Thanks for your help.

: SLJ
: SebastianLopezJr@aol.com

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/MidiNotate/">MidiNotate 2.01</a> (Trial)
- Converts MIDI files to sheet music

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Music_Write/">Music Write 2000</a> (Demo)
- Advanced Computer Notation Program with MIDI

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/PrintMusic/">PrintMusic! 2000</a> (Demo)
- Create and print sheet music

All in our <a href="/smm/cat/NOTATION/">NOTATION</a> software category.

: Is there a program which will easily let me take a MIDI file (freely composed) and then impose upon it the beats/bar lines where they should be placed. I have some MIDI performances which were not created with a click track, but I would like to have them properly notated without having to transcribe all the notation by ear. Thanks. - CM

David ...
Try this ...
http://www.anvilstudio.com/

: hi there!

: i'm trying to find a soft which allows to play a musical partition you have previously entered manually.
: it would greatly help to train myself to read music!

: Thanks a lot in advance

: David

Try Earjam: www.earjam.com

Have a look in our <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/NOTATION/">NOTATION</a> software category for software like <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SheetMusic/">*Midisoft Sheet Music*</a> (Demo).

: Does anybody know if there a simple music software (free download if possible)where one can write lirics with guitar chords (A7, Em, D#m, C9add, etc.) and has real usefull music note symbols that can be inserted (whole, half, quarters, silences, etc.)(not like the ones in words ASCII)? Or at least one with fonts for music symbols.
: Right now Iam using Word documents with forced symbols (made by myself in powerpoint), and chords to write songs, but sometimes it is too cumbersome for some songs with elaboradted arrangements.