AI Transcription

Turn any MP3 or recording into
professional sheet music

Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or MIDI file. ScoreSynth hears the melody, the harmony and every part, and opens it as a score you can edit.

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How it works

From file upload to finished score in three steps.

01

Upload your audio

Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A or MIDI file — a finished track or something you recorded on your phone.

02

AI reads every note

Our transcription model detects pitch, rhythm, dynamics, and articulations. Multi-instrument recordings are split by voice automatically.

03

Download or edit

Export as PDF, MusicXML, MIDI, SVG, or MP3. Open directly in the ScoreSynth editor to refine before exporting.

What the AI handles for you

Depth
Quick passLayer by layer
my-recording.m4a
Voices
MelodyDone
BassDone
Inner voices62%
Combine into one scoreNext

Who uses it

Musicians

Transcribe your own performances or recordings without manual notation work.

Composers

Capture melodic ideas as audio on your phone — get notation on your desk instantly.

Educators

Convert student recordings into sheet music for annotating and feedback.

DAW users

Import a rendered bounce as MusicXML to hand off to session players or for lead sheets.

Questions about MP3 to sheet music

Yes, that is what ScoreSynth's transcription does. Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or OGG recording and the AI writes out the melody, the harmony and the separate parts as a score you can edit, then export as PDF, MusicXML or MIDI.

Audio transcription opens together with the ScoreSynth editor, soon. Today you can already create a free account, browse and download 120,000+ scores from the archive, and read them offline in the Android app.

It depends on the recording. A clear solo piano, voice or single instrument transcribes best; a dense mix with drums and lots of reverb is harder. You choose how deep it listens: a quick pass for melody and harmony, or a slower layer-by-layer analysis that separates the parts. Every note can be corrected in the editor afterwards.

MP3, WAV, M4A and OGG recordings, plus MIDI files. A MIDI file already holds the notes, so it skips the listening step — see MIDI to sheet music.

Notes with real rhythms, a key signature and accidentals spelled for that key, time signature and tempo, and one staff per part. Export it as PDF to print, MusicXML to open in MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale or Dorico, or MIDI for a DAW.

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