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Hello sadicus, good day, precisely what you ask (MG2 Interface has a MIDI out can that be sent to the DAW record MIDI track?) Is what I am looking to do, since I do not want it to use it in real time, I previously recorded the guitar in audio. As I mentioned to Harold, I am going to do a test without putting a vst on the midi track. When I have used melodyne 4, to convert a mono audio track, and there are chords or arpeggios some notes are lost.Īnd when I use MG2 and link it to a midi track with a vst as output, it is not noticeable if there is loss of notes or not, hence my interest in knowing how to do this test. Indeed I have tested with melodine 4 and 5 and version 5 does a little better job for the conversion to midi than version 4, however, like MG2, it processes the audio notes in real time and does it with a very good accuracy, I have the impression that the conversion to midi, using MG2 could be more precise when dealing with polyphony such as chords or arpeggios.Īlso in CbB I have tried pointing to a clip or track and dragging it to a midi track, it does the conversion. Hello fogle622, good day, thank you for your comment, answer and the information you provide me to answer my question, including the detail of the reference guide page, how nice. You can then drag the Melodyne Region FX clip to a MIDI or Instrument track and get predictable results. Tip: For the best results when converting audio to MIDI, first convert the audio to a Melodyne Region FX, then use the Melodyne interface to precisely identify the desired notes/beats.

Drag an audio clip to a MIDI or Instrument track. Drag an audio file from the Browser and drop it on a MIDI or Instrument track. You can then paste the data to a MIDI or instrument track. Right-click the Melodyne Region FX clip and select Region FX > Melodyne > Copy MIDI Events on the pop-up menu. Select the Melodyne Region FX clip, then select Region FX > Melodyne > Copy MIDI Events on the Track view menu. Simply drag the Melodyne Region FX clip to a MIDI or Instrument track. I’ve also provided a link to the Cakewalk Reference Guide.īlockquote To convert audio to MIDI do one of the following: The quote offers instructions for converting audio to midi. I’ve quoted below from page 999 of the Cakewalk Reference Guide. At the end of the thirty day period, the Cakewalk specific Melodyne trial continues to provide audio to midi conversion of a monophonic audio file. The trial version that is specific to Cakewalk differs from the trial version available from Celemony’s website. Use the BandLab Assistant to download and install the specific to Cakewalk Melodyne trial version.

Cakewalk by BandLab, or CbB for short, uses Melodyne and the ARA communication protocol built into both Melodyne and Cakewalk by BandLab to convert audio to midi.