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Is there a Live tool or third party plugin that can accurately identify the individual notes being played in an audio sample?
I'm not talking about finding the key of a song or the root note of a chord but rather the actual individual notes being played in a solo.
In my case I have a keyboard solo that I want to reproduce myself playing live while creating MIDI notes so I can also modify it. In the original audio sample the solo is being played very fast and it's extremely complicated, so even if I slow it down it's difficult for me to pick out each note correctly.
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Identify Individual Notes in an Audio Sample
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Re: Identify Individual Notes in an Audio Sample
Kinda.
If the solo doesn't have much background stuff going on, you might get lucky.
Third-party-wise, Melodyne should help.
Ableton can also convert audio to a melody.
Like I said though, really needs to be a true "solo" for it to work properly.
If the solo doesn't have much background stuff going on, you might get lucky.
Third-party-wise, Melodyne should help.
Ableton can also convert audio to a melody.
Like I said though, really needs to be a true "solo" for it to work properly.
Re: Identify Individual Notes in an Audio Sample
If there is nothing else going on in the sample but the sound you want to identify, I would suggest you use EQ8. If you hover your mouse over the peaks EQ8 will identify which note is being played. I have always found this to be very accurate.