I was wondering if there is anyway to record my voice or use a song and then turn it into a midi file? I've been wondering about this for a while now and was curious as to if it was fantasy or reality.
Is there a way to do Voice to Midi?
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Yes there are many ways I would imagine you want to use said midi in a vocal synth so I would recommend something like anthem score it's probably the best for it. You can also use melodyne or newtone
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i will add that i got melodyne ages ago with the intention of using it for such things- it definitely does what it says it will do, just note that the translation to midi may be messy in terms of where it detects pitch, and may need some editing, like quantizing, in order for it to sound right, but the tools are easy and straightforward to use. melodyne also has a trial but i dont recall what its limits were. i bought the full version because i recall i couldnt use certain functions i needed in the trial so, just a heads up if you want to use it.
I've used MikuMikuVoice for this in the past, and it's turned out pretty well. It's like a freeware version of VocaListener. It's slightly outdated, but if you can get it running, it has potential.
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A few DAW have the tools like manipulate pitch, timing and formant.
fruity loops have Newtone, Cubase have VariAudio, Cakewalk and Studio one have melodyne essential.
For the free version software i recomend the VocalShifter, There is also the paid version, But free version should do the job fine.
fruity loops have Newtone, Cubase have VariAudio, Cakewalk and Studio one have melodyne essential.
For the free version software i recomend the VocalShifter, There is also the paid version, But free version should do the job fine.
Thank you everyone! I've already started trying Melodyne, and I'll give these other programs a try too! Tysm!