MeluMimi
Public evidence and practical checks
MeluMimi provides browser tools for turning audio or video into editable MIDI, separating music parts, cleaning speech recordings and converting audio formats. Use the public listening examples and downloadable results to assess a relevant workflow.
Only use recordings you own or have permission to process. See the current tool page for access, limits and charges.
Brand material is provided here to identify MeluMimi. Audio and MIDI links point to existing public examples; this page does not grant additional rights in the recordings or imply endorsement by their performers.
Three existing examples, with a downloadable image, short factual copy and source notes. Keep the limitations and attribution when sharing.
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A 15-second authorized piano recording. The result contains 191 note events. Download audio and MIDI to check pitch and timing. Notes are unchanged from the result. 191 is a file count, not accuracy. No finished score is produced.
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MeluMimi authorized piano example. Original audio and uncorrected MIDI: linked case page. Visualization: actual MIDI note events.
One 30-second music excerpt, with actual vocal and instrumental outputs. Compare and download the input and output WAV files. One example is not a promise for every song. Check leakage, residual sound and tone loss. No artist endorsement.
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Source: Stumble Bee — Lay down the law, excerpt 00:30–01:00. CC0 1.0. https://freemusicarchive.org/music/stumble-bee/single/lay-down-the-law/ | https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ . Waveforms derived from the existing public input and vocal/instrumental outputs. No artist endorsement.
The same 30-second reading with added synthetic noise. Compare actual standard and gentle outputs with the reference and input. A controlled added-noise example, not a real street interview or benchmark. Check residual noise and voice damage.
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Source: LibriSpeech © 2014 Vassil Panayotov, prepared with Daniel Povey. Reader: Nolan Fout, Ten Years Later, 11 - Night, recordings 6930-75918-0004–0007. CC BY 4.0. https://www.openslr.org/12/ | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ . Existing example concatenates and excerpts the reading, resamples it, adds synthetic noise and hum, and denoises the input. These visualizations derive from that existing input and actual outputs; audio is not bundled. No reader or dataset-author endorsement.
Charts show actual notes or peak amplitudes, not quality scores. The speech example uses added synthetic noise; it is not a real location interview. No audio or MIDI is bundled here.
Results depend on the recording and musical material; examples do not establish a universal accuracy rate.
MeluMimi provides MIDI, not a finished printable score, PDF or MusicXML.