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IntelliScore functions:
mp3 to midi converter
wave to midi converter
convert wave to midi
audio to midi
cd to midi
wma to midi
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MIDI to MP3, MIDI to WAVE Converter?
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Convert
WAVE to MIDI, WAVE to MIDI converter for music transcription, music
notation, live performance, making a multi-track MIDI score, and finding
chord names from multi-instrument WAVE and MP3 files.
INTRODUCING:
The world's only multi-instrument WAV to MIDI converter!
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IntelliScore can convert WAVE to
MIDI, MP3 to MIDI, CD to MIDI
Compose MIDI music simply by singing or playing any instrument
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- Do you want to use your analog
instrument as a MIDI controller but don't want to pay for an expensive
MIDI pickup?
- Have you ever been struck in a great
moment of inspiration and recorded a great new idea for a song or a
hot new lick, but now can't remember what notes you played?
- Are you a music teacher who needs an
easier way to write down a practice sequence for your student?
- Or, are you a music copyist who is
looking for a simpler alternative to playing an audio recording of a
song over and over to pick out the notes and write them down?
Electronic equipment and computer software
have been available for many years to record music in the form of a MIDI
file so it could later be automatically converted into notation, played
back using the sounds in your sound card or MIDI-enabled musical
instruments, edited in a sequencer, or used on Web pages as a space-saving
alternative to audio files. The catch is that the music has to be entered
by hand or "played in" on a MIDI-enabled instrument, so you have
to know how to play the song in order to create the MIDI file.
A few products have been recently
developed that will allow you to sing or play a non-MIDI instrument,
determine the notes you played, and write them to a MIDI file or control
another instrument. The catch here, of course, is that these products can
only convert songs containing a single instrument or played monophonically
-- one note at a time. That's fine if you sing solo or play a solo on an
instrument such as a flute or horn.
- However, most prerecorded WAVE, MP3,
and WMA music contains several instruments playing polyphonically.
Attempts have been made over the last 25 years to create an automatic
music conversion system that converts multi-instrument polyphonic
audio files, for example:
- Chords
- Music played by a group of people such
as a band or orchestra
- One person playing an instrument that
produces more than one note at a time, such as a guitar or piano
Unfortunately, this dream has proved to be
elusive. If you wanted polyphonic WAVE, MP3, WMA, or CD files to be
converted to MIDI, you simply had no alternative but to succumb to the
often tedious and time-consuming task of picking out the notes yourself,
time that could be better spent on more creative endeavors.
Finally, the result of a spark of a dream
and many years of research, Innovative Music Systems, Inc. has created the
world's first and only software capable of multi-instrument, polyphonic
WAVE to MIDI and MP3 to MIDI conversion. IntelliScore comes in two
editions:
- Ensemble Edition: WAVE
to MIDI, MP3 to MIDI converter incorporating Innovative Music Systems'
breakthrough multiple-instrument conversion technology. IntelliScore
Ensemble listens to a musical
audio file comprised of several different instruments and converts it
to a file containing the notes played, broken down by instrument.For
more information, read the full Ensemble
Edition FAQ. IntelliScore Ensemble also works on
single-instrument music, played polyphonically or monophonically.
- Polyphonic Edition: All
the great features of the Ensemble Edition, except it is limited to
converting single-instrument WAVE, MP3, and CD files, played
polyphonically or monophonically. This bargain priced edition is
perfect if you work with single-instrument music.
For answers to common questions, be sure
to visit our FAQ page. Also check out what
musicians have said about intelliScore on our review
page.
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Convert audio to MIDI in 3
steps:
1. Simply copy a recording of
guitar, voice, etc. into the computer from an audio CD, a tape
recording, an existing MP3, WAVE, or WMA file, or other audio
source. You can also record directly into intelliScore. The music
can even contain several notes at the same time, such as chords!
2. Follow the instructions in the
easy to use wizard. IntelliScore music conversion software will
transcribe your WAVE, MP3, WMA, or CD file to a MIDI file, ready for
cleanup through a sequencer.
3. Then, open the MIDI file in the
included Anvil Studio or
your favorite sequencer or notation program to: Play it... Notate
it... Print it**... Transpose it... Change instruments... It's now a
MIDI file -- you can do whatever you want with it.
Convert live audio to MIDI in
3 steps:
1. Select one of the predefined
instrument templates or create your own with the easy-to-use wizard.
2. Connect your instrument or a
microphone to the input on your computer's sound card and set the
volume level.
3. Begin singing or playing your
instrument. You are now controlling your synthesizer or recording
into your sequencer in realtime. You can even play several notes at
the same time, such as chords!
** Printing from included Anvil
Studio requires purchase of optional Print
Sheet accessory. |
Uses
for intelliScore
- Prerecorded music.
Helps you figure out the notes, chords, and key present in prerecorded
WAVE, MP3, and WMA files and CDs, especially when you don't know (or
don't remember) how to play it. In conjunction with sequencer or
notation software such as the included Anvil
Studio, you can view and edit notation from the generated MIDI
files.
- Analog instruments.
Use your analog musical instrument as a realtime MIDI controller or
record directly into sequencers. Effects such as pitch bend, vibrato,
tremolo, and portamento are faithfully recreated on those instrument
tracks that are monophonic.
- Do the impossible.
Once your WAVE, MP3, WMA, or CD files are converted into MIDI, you can
do things that are impossible with audio files, such as changing
individual notes and swapping instruments.
- Chord names and key.
IntelliScore identifies 144 different chord names based on the notes
in your WAVE, MP3, WMA, or CD files, as well as the overall key, and
writes this information to generated MIDI files.
- Tune your
instrument. Tune your guitar
or bass guitar using the visual pitch indicator in live performance
mode.
- Find the beats.
If your music contains percussion only, intelliScore can create a MIDI
file that captures the rhythm.
- Remove vocals.
Helps remove vocals from
stereophonic WAVE, MP3, WMA, or CD files for karaoke singing.
- Ringtones.
You can use MIDI files generated
by intelliScore to create your own custom ringtones for your cell
phone.
- Save space.
Share your ideas with others via
the Internet. MIDI files improve download time and save space compared
to WAVE, MP3, and WMA files.

Feature
Comparison
The table below compares the capabilities
of the two editions of intelliScore to help you decide which edition is
right for you. Simply click on any feature to learn more about it.

Screen
Shots

Ensemble Editor |

New Project Wizard |

Live Performance |

Conversion Results |

Audio Recorder |

Direct CD Transfer |

System
Requirements
Required
- Pentium II-class processor or
higher. (Works on a Macintosh in conjunction with Windows
running under Boot
Camp, Parallels
Desktop, VirtualPC,
or Fusion.)
Windows Vista/XP/2000/Me/98SE with 64M of memory. The included
Hubi’s MIDI Loopback Device requires Windows Me/98SE. (For
Windows Vista/XP/2000, use LoopBe1
instead of Hubi.)
Sound card
Speakers or earphone
Mouse or compatible pointing device
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Optional
- Sequencer and/or notation
software to edit MIDI files and see the notes, such as the
included Anvil Studio
- Ringtone software to convert MIDI
files to the ringtone format used by your cell phone
MIDI interface and MIDI instrument to play MIDI data
CD-ROM drive to install the boxed version of the program and/or
play audio CDs
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