Dempsey87897
8 posts
Jun 24, 2011
11:39 AM
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Does anybody know a good application that notates music as your playing into the mic? Preferably for someone on a budget?
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nacoran
4229 posts
Jun 24, 2011
12:13 PM
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No, but I'd sure like to find out!
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Dempsey87897
9 posts
Jun 24, 2011
12:31 PM
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I know of a bunch of applications where you drag the notes on the page but I find that even slower that writing by hand. Plus their like 300 bucks!
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Dempsey87897
10 posts
Jun 24, 2011
12:31 PM
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I know of a bunch of applications where you drag the notes on the page but I find that even slower that writing by hand. Plus their like 300 bucks!
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MrVerylongusername
1706 posts
Jun 24, 2011
12:39 PM
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Seydel have software which will convert sound to harp tab.
http://www.seydel1847.de/epages/Seydel.sf/en_GB/?ObjectID=1934594
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Greyowlphotoart
606 posts
Jun 24, 2011
12:47 PM
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Edit MrVLUN beat me to it!
Don't know if this is quite what you are looking for but it may do to go on with if no-one comes up with anything else and It's FREE!
Free Seydel programs LINK#
If you look at this old thread you will see a link to take you through to a link the Seydel Website which has free software called melody recorder and free notation software.
The Melody recorder is a free harmonica tuner, so that when you play a note then press the plus button it will show the note played on the harp ie c,d,e etc and a number beside it (havent figured that out yet) you can then highlight the notes you've played and copy and paste them into Word or similar. It doesn't express it in +3 -2 etc., though.
I haven't looked at the music notation software yet and for all I know it might convert what you've copied and pasted into standard harp notation.
Anyway it's worth having a look at if only as a neat harmonica tuner which is adjustable to the frequency 444Hz etc., of your harp.
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Last Edited by on Jun 24, 2011 12:49 PM
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MrVerylongusername
1707 posts
Jun 24, 2011
1:00 PM
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@GreyOwl - hee hee, sorry!
@Dempsey
You mentioned the cost of music scoring software - so also worth checking out is MuseScore, which is essentially an open source free music scoring program (kind of a free 'Sibelius'. Doesn't convert sound to midi (although there are programs that do), but it does convert midi files to scores and vice versa.
Bottom line - I don't think there's anything that does exactly what you are after, but there are plenty of tools which will get you there in stages
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