Transparent product test
Piano audio to MIDI: a real downloadable test
This page publishes the input and exact output from one MeluMimi conversion. The MIDI was not replaced with a hand-corrected reference file.
Try your own piano recording No sign-in is required to start. Guests receive five free conversion minutes each month across up to three jobs.66-second complete run
Watch the complete piano recording-to-MIDI test
This screen recording shows the authorized source, the real upload, the exact MIDI playback, the piano-roll result, and the .mid download in one continuous evidence walkthrough.
MP3
1. Hear the authorized source recording
The input is a 15-second piano recording authorized for this public test. Listen to it before judging the transcription.
MIDI
2. Play or download the exact MIDI result
MeluMimi completed this run with the sustain-preserving mode and produced 191 note-on events. Use the player below to hear the MIDI through the same sampled-piano preview used in the product.
What this test proves—and what it does not
| Input | 15-second authorized piano MP3 |
|---|---|
| Output | Standard MIDI file with 191 note-on events |
| Mode | With sustain |
| Test date | August 13, 2026 |
| Manual replacement | None; this is the file produced by the recorded run |
Continue editing after conversion
Download the MIDI and import it into Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro, Cubase, GarageBand, or another compatible DAW or piano-roll editor. Review timing, note lengths, velocity, and sustain behavior before using the transcription in a project.