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Convert audio to MIDI with separate instrument stems
Upload a song. Split bass, drums, vocals, and other instruments. Transcribe each part independently into editable, polyphonic MIDI.
Upload audio
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Hear real stem-to-MIDI transcriptions
Shared user songs transcribed with the Transcribe Stems to MIDI workflow. Switch between the source and each MIDI stem, then inspect and play the notes in the piano roll.
How to convert a full song to MIDI
1. Import your song
2. Separate the instruments
3. Preview and download MIDI
Why transcribe each stem independently?
In a full mix, overlapping instruments can create extra or missing MIDI notes. Splitting the song first gives the transcription model a cleaner part to analyze.
The pipeline isolates bass, drums, vocals, and other instruments. MuScriptor uses focused instrument guidance for bass, drums, and vocals, while the other stem detects from its full instrument vocabulary.
| Audio stem | Transcription focus | MIDI result |
|---|---|---|
| Bass | Electric bass, acoustic bass, and contrabass | A dedicated low-end part |
| Drums | Percussive drum events | A drum MIDI performance |
| Vocals | Sung notes | A separate vocal melody |
| Other | Full instrument autodetection | Instrument-colored polyphonic notes |
Detect chords, not only melodies
MuScriptor can output simultaneous notes from chords and layered parts. It is not limited to following one pitch at a time.
Match the model to each stem
Instrument guidance limits each transcription to the sounds expected in the bass, drum, and vocal stems. The other stem uses MuScriptor's full mode to detect instruments automatically.
How does this compare with Basic Pitch and DAW conversion?
| Criteria | Neural Analog | Basic Pitch | Typical DAW conversion |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chords | Good | Good | Mode-dependent |
| Full mixed song | Good | Poor | Limited |
| Automatic instrument separation | Good | No | Usually manual |
| Separate instrument MIDI tracks | Good | No | One mode at a time |
| Instrument-guided detection | Focused + Auto | No | Mode-dependent |
Every method can produce extra, missing, or mistimed notes on dense arrangements and unusual sounds. Review important parts in the piano roll before arranging them.
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What can you do with audio-to-MIDI stems?
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Turn an AI-generated song into editable parts. Replace its sounds with your VSTs, correct individual notes, or use the MIDI stems as the start of a new arrangement.
Already have a MIDI file? Use the MIDI-to-MP3 converter to render it with a SoundFont or enhance the performance with Stable Audio 3.
Frequently Asked Questions
Convert your song into editable MIDI stems
Import audio and start with the Transcribe Stems to MIDI pipeline already selected.