I did find this page http://sunsite.univie.ac.at/Linux-soundapp/mut.html I don't think it was solfege you were after though, but that seems to be the only one still being developed. RickTaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >On 18-Jun-2004 Florin Andrei wrote: >} Anyone knows an application (for Linux) that can take the sound of a >} single instrument (or voice, or anything that's simple - not complex >} sounds) as an input, and transform it into notes (or a MIDI file)? >} >} Essentially, it's what a musician with perfect pitch does - upon hearing >} a melody, start playing it on an instrument. >} Or, if you wish, the reverse of a softsynth: from WAV to MIDI. >} >} I'm pretty sure i've seen something like that advertised somewhere >} ("Sound On Sound"? "Keyboard Magazine"?), and i'm pretty sure it's not >} for Linux, so i wonder if there's something similar on Linux. > > There are a couple of wav2midi applications listed on linuxsound. > > {There are a couple more... If you want to spend time scouring linuxlinks.com.} > >---------------------------------- >E-Mail: RickTaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Date: 18-Jun-2004 >Time: 23:00:51 > >This message was sent by XFMail >---------------------------------- > > > >
