MuseBook Wav2Midi for Windows

By AMuseTec
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Convert monophonic Wave files into MIDI files.

MuseBook Wav2Midi converts monophonic (44.1 KHz, 16-bit mono) Wave files into MIDI files. It analyzes Wave files, detects pitch, onset, diminution, and timbre of sound, and produces a realistic MIDI file. MuseBook Wav2Midi converts files sequentially and saves them in a designated directory automatically. You can change the MIDI sound after conversion. Features include: multiple file conversions; wide range of pitch bandwidth (A0 ~ C8), 11-msec time resolution, realistic MIDI file generation by Smart Onset Detection and MIDI note division by three stages (using strong volume attack, volume change, timbre transition by consonant, and note change); and supported MIDI effects (pitch bend, volume expression and brightness).

MuseBook Wav2Midi for Windows

By AMuseTec
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: June 18, 2003

Latest update: June 15, 2015

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows ME

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 43,145

Downloads Last Week: 1

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1/5

2 User Votes

Don't bother to try it
Sims.KieferSeptember 12, 2006
Pros
it's really *Looks* promising
Cons
it won't let you even those 15 seconds to convert!. <p> <p>if you try to convert something you will a window says "the unregistered version allows only 15 second of conversion, would you like to buy it now?" if you will click on "NO" or "Cancel" it won't convernt your file. <p>if you will click "Yes" it will take you to their website and you will have to buy it in order to use it. <p> <p>it's a BIG No No to them !
Summary
was not given a chance to test it
December 7, 2004
Pros
Cons
Summary
how does the publisher expect us to try a product if there is a 15 second limit? I uninstalled it 5 min after installing - there is no way to try!