Input
Choose one WAV file up to 100 MB and 5 minutes. You can also record audio in the browser or use a supported MP3, FLAC, OGG, or M4A file.
WAV in, editable notes out
Choose a WAV file or record audio. This converter detects notes on your device, shows the result, and gives you an editable .mid file.
WAV · MP3 · FLAC · OGG · M4A
Keep this tab open while your device analyzes the recording.
Conversion complete
Your WAV stays on this device.
Scope before conversion
Choose one WAV file up to 100 MB and 5 minutes. You can also record audio in the browser or use a supported MP3, FLAC, OGG, or M4A file.
You get one standard .mid file with detected notes, timing, velocity, and pitch-bend data. Preview the note pattern and source audio before downloading.
A clean recording with one prominent pitched instrument is easier to turn into useful MIDI than a dense mix with drums, reverb, or overlapping parts.
This page does not separate stems or label instruments. It writes the detected performance to one MIDI track for you to inspect and edit.
How to convert WAV into MIDI
FAQ
Choose the WAV above, wait for local note detection, inspect the note preview, and download the .mid file. No account or software installation is required.
Yes. The selected audio is decoded and analyzed in this browser. The page does not upload your WAV to the site.
No. File format alone does not guarantee a cleaner result. A prominent pitched part and less overlapping sound matter more than the filename extension.
No. It analyzes the combined recording and writes one MIDI track. It does not perform stem separation or identify instruments.
Yes. The page has no login, credit purchase, or download gate. After conversion, the MIDI download is available in the result panel.
Choose the right path
For compressed audio, use the MP3-to-MIDI converter. For a sung or hummed line, open the voice-to-MIDI converter. If a result looks wrong, follow the audio-to-MIDI troubleshooting checklist.