How to convert melody to sheet music?

Question

Computer networks

Hello
So, there is a song, there is a simplified melody of it, played on one synthesizer. I’m trying to pick up notes - it doesn’t work out, the bear stomped around with predilection (In theory, it should be possible to overtake the melody into notes, there is pure mathematics, the algorithms are approximately clear and everything has probably been decided a long time ago. But I didn’t find anything suitable on the network. Advise something ?

Answer 1

You can, of course, get confused and write your own, but if there is a separate track with a melody, you can get by with the available tools.
Download Reaper , install the reaper itself and the effects attached to it. Can be portable.
Create an empty project, throw a file with a melody into it. Add the Rea Tune effect (supplied with the reaper) to the track. In the effect interface, check the "Send MIDI events when pitch changes" checkbox.
Create a second track, send Midi to it from the first, start recording on the second track.
The note will be determined with some error, but this can be corrected manually.
You can do without recording Midi, just look at the displayed notes on the screen.
If the melody is polyphonic, you will have to tinker longer.
You can use an equalizer with visualization. A note is defined by the loudest frequency in the signal. Rea EQ shows the signal and in it you can match between frequencies and notes. If I remember correctly, the free package of Melda Production plugins includes an equalizer, which itself signs note numbers at peak frequencies.

Answer 2

If the song is one and short, then you can not bother and download some tuner that can detect notes (like aptuner ) and turn on a melody for it. For convenience, slow down the melody, for example, in audacity .