A dry recording is easier to read than a full mix. The notation shows kick, snare, and hi-hat as a practical start when you need sheet music for snare.
Choose Drums after the file is in. Then play the written part and export it if you want a copy.
- Upload the drum recording.
- Choose Drums.
- Read kick, snare, and hi-hat.
- Play it back or export the score.
Each source opens on its own page, with that button already selected.
- Sheet music from an audio file
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, or OGG. This page opens with Upload Audio ready.
- YouTube to sheet music
This page opens with the YouTube button already selected. Paste a video link and stay in the same transcription flow.
- Sheet music from the microphone
This page opens with the microphone ready. Record a short take and write it down without leaving the browser.
- Sheet music from an audio URL
This page opens with Audio URL selected. Paste a direct link to an MP3 or similar file.
- Recent transcriptions
This page opens History. Pick a score you already made in this browser.
- Export the score
This page opens Export. Save the latest transcription as PDF, Guitar Pro, MusicXML, MIDI, or ASCII tab.
- Audio to guitar tabs
Upload a solo acoustic guitar recording. Standard tuning is assumed, and the score can suggest a capo.
- Audio to piano notes
Upload a solo piano recording. This page starts on Upload Audio so you can write the grand staff.