In other words, I got this Instructable to work using these versions. I included the version number for the software that I used. The basic software is free but you can add on some components for a modest price. Anvil Studio (v 2007.12.01) This software takes a MIDI file and allows the user to edit the music. (Optional) MIDI Notation (v 2.1.2) This software takes a MIDI file displays it as sheet music which can be printed. This software has not been updated since August 20, 2003. It takes a single instrument input as WAV file and transcribes/converts the music to MIDI file. Amazing MIDI (v 1.7 ) This is also very cool software. It is handy if you want to record via your laptop/desktop to MP3. (Please report limitations that you discover.)Äownload and install the following Windows software: Audacity (v 1.3) Audacity is a really great open-source software. The sheet music only displays a treble or bass clef not both. You may be able to quantize the MIDI file to make it more readable. The sheet music is often a more complicated version than you expect. LIMITATIONS As mentioned above the MP3 can only have one instrument/voice. I would love to be able to isolate an instrument or voice from an MP3. If you know how to do this please post an Instructable. One thing I don't get into is how rip one instrument/voice from an MP3 with more than one. There are some optional applications for printing the MIDI file as sheet music or for editing the MIDI file. It may be possible to do this Instructable on another O/S. This is a Windows-centric project (sorry to non-Win people). This Instructable requires that you install two freeware applications. This process is a handy way to transcribe music (see limitations). I recorded live piano music into a digi-recorder. BUT a big disclaimer.this worked for me with 1 instrument. This is a demo for converting an MP3 to MIDI.
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