Why stems come first
Note recognition is more reliable on one part than on a full mix. SplitMyTrack creates MIDI separately for vocals, bass, guitar, piano and other selected tracks rather than treating the whole song as one instrument.
Service features
Recognize notes from separated tracks, download MIDI for your music editor, and follow the vocal score during playback.
Note recognition is more reliable on one part than on a full mix. SplitMyTrack creates MIDI separately for vocals, bass, guitar, piano and other selected tracks rather than treating the whole song as one instrument.
MIDI stores note pitch, start time, duration and velocity. It does not preserve the original instrument’s sound: choose a sound in your synthesizer, DAW or notation editor.
The player draws the vocal score and highlights notes during playback. Enable the piano rendition of the vocal melody alongside the original or stems. Download the MIDI to edit the recognized notes.
Three steps
Good to know
It is automatic transcription, not manual editing. Check recognized notes before publishing and correct them in a notation editor when needed.
Clear, single-note melodies work best. Chords, distorted guitar, vibrato and strong reverberation increase errors and usually need more editing.
Upload an MP3 or WAV and choose how to process it: separate tracks, recognize notes or change pitch.
Process your song