I am not a Melodyne user yet, but I have an excellent piano performance that I would like to use in my multitrac recording, however the pianist recorded it too hot and never sent a midi file, but only the wav. I was reading about Melodyne and the advertisement said that it could be used to convert audio to midi.

My thinking was that if I could convert my piano audio trac to a midi trac, I could use the midi trac to trigger whichever piano sound I want and it should not clip. Am I on the right path?

If this can be done, I would love to send the wav trac to someone who could perform this task and send the midi file to me. This would be a paying situation.

Yes!
Quinn

Hello Quinn,

Yes, Melodyne editor is capable of converting polyphonic audio to MIDI. However, if your audio recording is too distorted, then it might be difficult to detect the pitches and extract them. But it is still worth a try, for instance with our fully functional Trial version.