MP3 to MIDI, with every instrument on its own track
Most converters squash a whole song into one MIDI part. Hansy separates the song first, then writes the bass, drums, piano, guitar and vocal melody as separate MIDI tracks you can edit, play on other instruments and download.
What happens to your song
One file for the whole mix, or one track per instrument
| Typical tool | Hansy | |
|---|---|---|
| Result | One MIDI part for the whole mix | One MIDI track per instrument |
| Drums | Mixed in with the notes | Their own drum track |
| Fixing mistakes | Download, then open another app | Edit in the MIDI editor right away |
| Hearing it | A plain piano preview | Any instrument, switched instantly |
Questions
Is it free?
Importing and editing are free with no signup. Separating and converting run on GPUs, so they need a free account.
Which files can I convert?
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A and OGG. Songs up to 10 minutes are free to try; with credits there is no length limit.
How accurate is it?
Clean recordings with clear parts convert best. Busy mixes leave more notes to tidy up, which you can do in the MIDI editor.
Can I convert just the melody?
Yes. Convert only the part you want, such as the vocal or the lead guitar, and download that track.
What do I download?
Standard .mid files that open in any DAW or notation app, one per track or one with every track. You can start from an MP3 or any other audio file.