Sheet Music & Note Recognition

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About this app

Looking for a powerful Music to Sheet Music Converter? 🎶

Transform audio into notes with our advanced Music Recognition technology. Simply use your microphone to detect pitch and transcribe melodies into standard music notation. It’s like magic for musicians!

🔥 What makes this Note Detector special:

✅ Real-Time Audio Transcription: Converts microphone input into sheet music instantly.
✅ Accurate Pitch Detection: Works like a visual tuner to help you sing or play in tune.
✅ Versatile Instrument Tuner & Recognizer: Works great with Guitar, Piano, Ukulele, Violin, and Vocals.
✅ Sheet Music Creator: Analyze your songs and see the transcription live.

👀 Who is this app for?

Music Students: Improve your sight-reading and ear training capabilities.

Songwriters: Never lose a melody idea again. Record and transcribe instantly.

Teachers: Show students the notes they are playing to correct mistakes visually.

📝 Important Note on Usage: This app relies on your microphone. For the best note detection, place your phone close to the instrument. The algorithm is optimized for clear, single notes (monophonic) – perfect for solos and melodies!

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Ratings and reviews

Pretty awesome app. It does what it says it does if you follow the instructions on how to place your microphone. One addition that would make it a 5 star app would be to transcribe into a different key . A modulation feature.. So if my recording was in B-flat and I want to transcribe it into the key of G .It would be nice to have an option for that. The positive features are it make music playing easier . It is Something I dreamt about when I was a little kid taking piano lessons 30 years ago.

The app stopped working after three days. I cannot record, cannot save files and cannot open the ones I've already saved. When I attempt to do it, the app crashes. Also, there is no way to cut a part of the record, and you cant have the notes on a normal note sheet to print out or work with in any way.

Horrible. If you knew how to read music, you'd know this app doesn't work. If it wasn't free, I would have gotten a refund. . . Edit: No. I played the single notes of a Fmaj7 arpeggio, one at a time, quarter notes at around 60bpm to fill out the F A C E. I messed with the volume of the instrument with no luck. Bad app.