Tool Information
Frettable is an AI-driven music transcription tool that converts the music played on an instrument into MIDI, sheet music, and tabs. No additional hardware is needed; users can simply upload their instrument recording to Frettable, which turns it into MIDI for import into a digital audio workstation for further music creation and synthesis. This tool has advanced AI capabilities, and is able to instantly produce sheet music from an instrumental performance, handling both notes and chords. Additionally, Frettable generates tabs for guitar and other stringed instruments. It allows the users to record audio directly on the platform or through its mobile application. The advanced AI of Frettable analyzes the recording and transforms the user's performance into MIDI and sheet music, which are available for download in PDF and MusicXML formats. This tool also offers a platform for sharing and collaboration where your audio, MIDI, and sheet music files can be stored securely on the cloud and shared publicly or privately. It synchronizes your music across all your devices and enables remote collaboration with band members. Frettable is available on both desktop web browsers and as a mobile application.
F.A.Q (20)
Frettable is an advanced, AI-driven music transcription tool that converts music played on an instrument into MIDI, sheet music, and musical tabs. It allows users to upload their instrument recording, which it then transcribes into different formats for further music creation and synthesis.
Frettable transcribes music by using artificial intelligence to analyze recordings uploaded by the user. It processes the audio input and transforms it into MIDI, sheet music, and tabs.
No, Frettable does not require any additional hardware. Your instrument recording can be directly uploaded to Frettable for transcription.
Yes, Frettable is available on mobile devices. It can be accessed via a dedicated mobile application, allowing you to record and upload your instrumental performance for transcription.
Yes, you can record audio directly on the Frettable platform or through its mobile application. This saves you the step of having to record and upload files from different sources.
You can import the MIDI files generated by Frettable into your digital audio workstation by downloading the files from Frettable and then uploading them to your chosen digital audio workstation.
Yes, you can download the sheet music produced by Frettable. Once your recording has been transcribed, Frettable makes the sheet music available for download.
You can download your transcriptions from Frettable in both PDF and MusicXML formats. These are standard formats that provide flexibility for use across different platforms.
Frettable can handle both notes and chords. Its advanced AI capabilities allow it to accurately transcribe complex instrumental performances including polyphonic pieces.
Yes, Frettable does generate tabs for stringed instruments such as the guitar. This feature enhances the usability of the tool for musicians who rely on tabs for their musical performances.
Yes, you can share your recordings and transcriptions with others using Frettable. The platform offers options to share your files publicly or privately.
Yes, you can collaborate remotely with band members through Frettable. It facilitates remote collaboration by storing your audio, MIDI, and sheet music files on the cloud and sharing them with your band members.
When using Frettable, your audio and transcription files are stored securely on the cloud. This ensures they are safely archived and readily accessible whenever you need them.
Yes, your music is synchronized across all your devices with Frettable. This synchronization makes it easy to access and work with your music wherever you are, on whatever device you have at hand.
Yes, Frettable can analyze the recording and transform your performance into MIDI and sheet music. The advanced AI capabilities of Frettable make this possible and quick.
Yes, the transcriptions produced by Frettable are available for download in PDF and MusicXML formats. These formats provide you with a variety of means to use your transcriptions across different platforms.
Yes, you can choose to keep your riffs and melodies private in Frettable. You have control over sharing settings so that your work can remain private unless you decide to share it.
Yes, you can view and share your generated sheet music on all devices using Frettable. Frettable syncs your data across all your devices, making sharing from any device possible.
Yes, Frettable is available on desktop web browsers. This allows you to use Frettable from your personal computer, increasing usability and convenience.
The process of using Frettable involves recording audio either directly in the platform or through the use of the mobile app, allowing Frettable's AI to analyze the recording and transform it into MIDI and sheet music, and then continuing to create using the transcribed notes. Your transcriptions can be viewed and shared from any of your devices.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Transforms instrument recording to MIDI
- Instant sheet music production
- Handles notes and chords
- Generates tabs for stringed instruments
- No additional hardware required
- Platform available for desktop and mobile
- User-friendly recording on tool
- Converts performance to MusicXML
- Secure cloud storage for files
- Option for public or private sharing
- Syncs music across all devices
- Enables remote collaboration
- Produces PDF downloads of music
- User retains music rights
- Allows music creation in DAW
- Truly polyphonic tool
- Offers audio
- MIDI
- and sheet music
- App-enabled for mobile musicians
- Frettable Studio offers extended features
- Can upload audio and MIDI files
- Edit sheet music
- Allows comparing details
- Comprehensive cloud storage plans
- Free 7-day trial for both plans
- Ability to view chord diagrams
- Offline recording and viewing on mobile
Cons
- Limited recording time
- Storage limitations
- May misinterpret complex harmonies
- Inability to transpose keys
- Inaccuracy with fast-tempo recordings
- No offline functionality
- Limited instrument compatibility
- No editable tabs for instruments
- Lack of real-time transcription
- Difficulty with intricate
- ornamental note sequences
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