MelodyTrace

MP3 to MIDI with SoundFont

Transcribe an MP3 into MIDI, then re-render the notes through any SoundFont you choose — swap the original recording for a clean instrument in a couple of clicks.

MP3MIDISoundFont
  • MP3 / WAV
  • Custom .sf2
  • SoundFont rendering
Start converting

Conversion studio

Choose a format and add your track

Render quality

Drop your track here or browse

MP3 or WAV · processed securely

Maximum file size: 50 MB

Result

Waiting

Your result shows up here

Pick a format and add a file on the left. The transcription lands here as a piano roll you can play, edit, and download.

  1. 01

    Add a file

    Drop in MP3, WAV, or MIDI

  2. 02

    Convert

    Pitch and timing detected for you

  3. 03

    Edit & export

    Fix notes, export MIDI or sheet music

How it works

01

Upload audio and a SoundFont

Drop an MP3 or WAV to transcribe, and optionally add your own .sf2 SoundFont so the result is rendered with exactly the instrument sound you want.

02

Transcribe and preview

The audio is transcribed to MIDI notes and re-synthesized through the SoundFont. Preview the rendered result in the browser and compare it to the original.

03

Download the render

Download the SoundFont-rendered audio, or grab the underlying MIDI to edit, re-instrument, or export as sheet music.

Formats & limits

Input formats
MP3
Output
MIDI
File limits
50 MB · 10 min
Price
Free · no sign-up

Getting the best SoundFont render

  • Pick a SoundFont that matches the source — a piano .sf2 for a piano melody, strings for a sustained lead — so the render sounds natural.
  • Transcription is most accurate on monophonic sources; a clean single melody re-renders far better than a dense mix.
  • A good SoundFont can mask small transcription errors, but obvious wrong notes are easier to fix in the MIDI editor first.
  • Smaller, single-instrument .sf2 files render fastest and most predictably.

Frequently asked questions

What does "MP3 to MIDI with SoundFont" do?

It combines two steps: first it transcribes your MP3 into MIDI notes, then it plays those notes back through a SoundFont (.sf2) instrument library and encodes the result as audio — so you can replace a noisy recording with a clean instrument sound.

Can I use my own SoundFont?

Yes. Upload any .sf2 SoundFont file and your transcription will be rendered with it. Without one, a default piano SoundFont is used.

Is this MP3 to MIDI SoundFont converter free?

Yes. Conversion, browser preview, and download are free with no account required. Signing in saves results to your history and unlocks editing and sheet music export.

Can I download the MIDI as well as the render?

Yes. You get both the transcribed MIDI and the SoundFont-rendered audio, so you can edit the notes or re-render with a different instrument later.