Audio In. Music Notation Out.
Upload a song. Receive accurate, editable & printable music notation in minutes.
Drag and drop an audio file
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A up to 32MB
Get scores in seconds, not weeks.
Built for speed and accuracy so you can focus on practice, teaching, and performance.
Upload Your Track
Drag in an MP3 (or choose one). We detect tempo, time signatures, and drum events automatically. Max 32 MB.
Customize Instantly
Adjust tempo map, barlines, kit mapping, and ghost-note sensitivity. See changes in the live preview.
Export
Export clean notation to PDF, MusicXML, or MIDI. Print, share, or import into your editor.
Affordable plans for everyone.
Every song starts with a free 10-second preview. Pay only when you want the full transcription.
Free
FOR NEWCOMERSFor individuals
- 10-second preview on every song
- Full songs need a paid plan or top-up
- 32 MB upload/file
- Standard queue
Lite
FOR MUSICIANSBest for small teams
- 120 minutes / month
- Result downloads (PDF, MusicXML, MIDI)
- 32 MB upload/file
- Batch processing
- Priority support with chat
Pro
FOR TEAMSDesigned for companies
- Everything in Lite
- Fast queue
- 32 MB upload/file
- Early access to new features
Scores, On Demand.
Upload a track, review the preview, download print-ready parts.
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I dumped a messy iPhone rehearsal into it and got a chart I could actually play. Tweaked two bars, printed, made soundcheck. That would've been an hour of guesswork otherwise.
Cuts my prep in half. I export to MusicXML, add stickings for the kids, and hand out PDFs. Fewer "where do I come in?" moments, more time actually playing.
Night-before gig. Four songs. It mapped the forms right, so rehearsal wasn't us arguing the bridge. We just ran it and locked to the click.
Slowed the tempo map, looped the chorus, finally nailed that triplet fill. Seeing the notes where I always rush was weirdly helpful.
Clients show up with a reference track and ten minutes later the drummer has parts. No more "one more listen" meetings. We just hit record.
Spacing is readable and the kit names aren't cryptic. I throw the PDF on the projector and the whole class follows the repeats without me yelling counts.
Batch three MP3s, download PDFs, drop into Premiere. That shaved a whole step off my tutorial workflow.
Fast queue matters when sessions stack. Drummers spend less time decoding and more time playing to the click. Simple win.
First charts I could follow end to end. Learned three songs this week without pausing YouTube every five seconds.