Music Note Finder

Upload the audio here. The tool tracks pitch across the recording and converts each stable stretch into a named note with its timing. For a clean single-line melody it's usually close enough to play back straight away; for a full mix you'll want to isolate the part first.

No — it's monophonic. Autocorrelation looks for one repeating cycle, so when several notes sound at once the strongest one wins and the rest are invisible. Feed it one instrument or voice at a time. For polyphonic material, Audio to MIDI is the better tool.

Cents measure how far the detected pitch sits from the nearest equal-tempered note, where 100 cents is one semitone. A reading of +18 means slightly sharp, -25 means noticeably flat. Anything within about ±10 sounds in tune to most ears; larger values suggest bends, vibrato, or an instrument that needs tuning.

Not from this page — it gives you note names and timings to read. If you need an actual MIDI file to drop into a DAW, use the Audio to MIDI tool, which handles polyphonic material and produces a downloadable MIDI file.

Missing notes are usually below the confidence threshold — too quiet, too breathy, or masked. Repeated ones happen when a held note wavers enough to cross a semitone boundary and come back. Legato passages where notes blur together are the hardest case for any frame-based tracker.

The first 45 seconds are analysed, which covers most melodies, riffs and vocal phrases. The on-screen list is capped at 120 notes for readability, and it tells you when there were more.