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153 Converting Audio to MIDI

The Convert Melody command can work with music from your collection, but also allows you

to record yourself singing, whistling, or playing a solo instrument such as a guitar and use the

recording to generate MIDI notes.

11.4 Convert Drums to New MIDI Track

This command extracts the rhythms from unpitched, percussive audio and places them into a clip

on a new MIDI track. The command also attempts to identify kick, snare and hihat sounds and

places them into the new clip so that they play the appropriate sounds in the preloaded Drum

Rack. Any additional sounds (such as cymbals, toms, or other percussion) will be retained but

placed on a silent note lane for manual editing.

As with the Convert Melody command, you can adjust the transient markers in the audio clip

prior to conversion to determined where notes will be placed in the converted MIDI clip.

Convert Drums works well with recorded breakbeats, but also with your own recordings such as

beatboxing or tapping on a surface.

11.5 Optimizing for Better Conversion Quality

The Convert commands can generate interesting results when used on pre-existing recordings

from your collection, but also when used on your own recorded material. For example, you can

record yourself singing, playing guitar, or even beatboxing and use the Convert commands to

generate MIDI that you can use as a starting point for new music.

For the most accurate results, we recommend the following:

•Use music that has clear attacks. Notes that fade in or “swell” may not be detected by the

conversion process.

•Work with recordings of isolated instruments. The Convert Drums command, for example,

works best with unaccompanied drum breaks; if other instruments are present, their notes

will be detected as well.

•Use uncompressed, high-quality audio ﬁles such as .wav or .aiff. Lossy data formats such

as mp3 may result in unpredictable conversions, unless the recordings are at high bitrates.

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