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Pianoscribe turns piano recordings into MIDI: musical notes you can edit and arrange in music or notation software. This audio-to-MIDI converter runs locally on Windows without uploading your recording.
It estimates notes, timing, dynamics, sustain and soft-pedal use. Choose expressive or uniform note strength and whether to include pedals. Clear solo piano recordings give the best starting point; review the result and correct it in your music software.
Adjust CPU resource use to suit other work, or set up optional CUDA or DirectML processing on compatible hardware. GPU speed benefits depend on the computer and recording.
Use the installer or standalone app. Both include CPU support and require a separate model download. Settings and downloaded components stay in your Windows user profile. Numbered output filenames preserve existing MIDI files.
Website: https://www.justagwas.com/projects/pianoscribe/
Documentation: https://github.com/Justagwas/Pianoscribe/wiki
Features
- Piano recording to editable MIDI transcription
- Estimated note timing, dynamics, sustain, and soft-pedal events
- Local transcription without an account or recording upload
- Common audio inputs, including WAV, MP3, and FLAC, depending on available codecs
- Expressive or even note strength
- CPU resource presets and GPU memory controls
- CPU operation with optional CUDA or DirectML acceleration on supported hardware
- Configurable output location
- Numbered output filenames that preserve existing MIDI files
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