Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] perfect pitch application
From: Glenn McCord (clari_player_AT_paradise.net.nz)
Date: Sat Jun 19 2004 - 13:57:41 EEST
I did find this page http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/Linux-soundapp/mut.html
I don't think it was solfege you were after though, but that seems to be
the only one still being developed.
RickTaylor_AT_speakeasy.net wrote:
>On 18-Jun-2004 Florin Andrei wrote:
>} Anyone knows an application (for Linux) that can take the sound of a
>} single instrument (or voice, or anything that's simple - not complex
>} sounds) as an input, and transform it into notes (or a MIDI file)?
>}
>} Essentially, it's what a musician with perfect pitch does - upon hearing
>} a melody, start playing it on an instrument.
>} Or, if you wish, the reverse of a softsynth: from WAV to MIDI.
>}
>} I'm pretty sure i've seen something like that advertised somewhere
>} ("Sound On Sound"? "Keyboard Magazine"?), and i'm pretty sure it's not
>} for Linux, so i wonder if there's something similar on Linux.
>
> There are a couple of wav2midi applications listed on linuxsound.
>
> {There are a couple more... If you want to spend time scouring linuxlinks.com.}
>
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