TS-AudioToMIDI converts digitized music into MIDI sequences - and unlike other programs it CAN process polyphonic music (that is having many tones or voices). What takes several hours of hard work even for a well-trained musician will be a matter of some few minutes for TS-AudioToMIDI. TS-AudioToMIDI can operate in two recognition modes: off-line and real-time.

In off-line mode TS-AudioToMIDI creates MIDI sequences from input files (like mp3s or audio CD tracks). This gives you numerous possibilities:

• upload your favorite melody to your web page
• play it on your cell phone
• use it in your MIDI instrument for training or for background
• use it in a MIDI editor (and thus print your MIDI files as musical notation)
• make a preview of your mp3 collection (saves traffic on your web site)

In real-time mode TS-AudioToMIDI instantly converts music coming through microphone or line input of your computer into a MIDI sequence. Think of this mode as a powerful music processor, which allows some non-MIDI instrument (like a guitar) to sound as a violin or a piano or whatever instrument you've got in your MIDI synthesizer.
 
                                                                           

Most significant features of TS-AudioToMIDI are:

• Both Monophonic and polyphonic recognition modes, four recognition algorithms.
• Both real-time and pre-recorded modes of sound recognition are possible.
• Manual and auto tuning to correct possible audio signal frequency deviation from the standard note frequencies.
• Many possible input file formats, including mp3 and CD-Tracks.
• Real-time Spectrum window controlled by Graphical Equalizer.
• Sensor selectivity and sharpness controls with graphic representation are provided.
• Graphic Harmonic Model control, setting up first four harmonics of recognized instrument.
• Note duration filter allowing to ignore accidental short notes when recording to the built-in sequencer.
• Output note filter, allowing to ignore notes of pre-set loftiness with ability to select note interval and/or presumed key.
• Resulting MIDI signal transposition possible.
• Ability to save settings both combined into one file and separately for each control.