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- Price: $79.00
- Operating system: Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98
- Date added: May 15, 2003
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(From Innovative Music Systems ):Intelliscore Polyphonic MP3 and WAV to MIDI Converter is for live performance, making MID files, and transcribing music from polyphonic WAVE and MP3 files and CDs. Your music can contain more than one note at a time, even chords. Compose MIDI music simply by singing or playing any instrument. Make any musical instrument MIDI-enabled, even your voice. There's no need for expensive MIDI pickups. Intelliscore Polyphonic helps remove vocals for karaoke singing, and separates your music into different MID tracks depending on each note's pitch and position in the stereo image. It faithfully recreates effects such as pitch bend, vibrato, tremolo, and portamento, and records MIDI directly into your sequencer software using your voice or any acoustic instrument in conjunction with the included Hubi's MIDI Loopback Device. Print sheet music and generate cell phone ringtones from your favorite music using additional software.
Version 5.1 offers accuracy and realism improvements as well as recognition of additional chord names and keys.
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