A2M real-time Audio to MIDI

A2M real-time Audio to MIDI

AUv3 plugin and standalone app

28 ratings
35 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 8 Oct 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 21, 2021
  • September 3, 2022

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This app converts audio input, like instruments or voice, into MIDI notes in real time. It functions as both an audio and MIDI effect, allowing acoustic sounds to control virtual instruments. Available as a plugin or standalone app.

Real-time audio to MIDI conversion
Use instruments/voice as MIDI controller
AUv3 plugin and standalone app
Two pitch recognition algorithms
Adjustable latency and accuracy
Gate threshold and input gain control
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What's New in A2M real

1.1.0

September 3, 2022

Reference pitch settings from 400 to 480 Hz (the default is A₄ = 440 Hz)

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

Remove Time Limit

Access without any time limit

User reviews

Useful but unreliable

I want to like this app - the need for such is self-apparent. But it’s just plain unreliable and jittery, and the time-locked experiences I have with the free version don’t make me want to plunk down $10 for more of the same. Would buy if improvements to detection algorithm and output data streams were made.
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No midi meter movement

I do not get meter movement on the output side.Please help

An amazing real time audio to midi tool!

I needed to feed a midi converted pitches from my woodwind in order to feed a visualizer. This is straight forward, took me less then 5 minutes to configure everything and accuracy is very good! I used a small condenser microphone that fed input in A2M. In Ableton Live I just used provided virtual midi port and it works! These audio to midi tools aren’t widely available, but this one gets the job done! Thank you!!!! Other one I was trying was Doubler 2 but that is designed for a voice and on a woodwind it was making mistakes.
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Good idea

Like the concept but frankly I have found it rarely produces good quality translation of audio into midi even with simple input such as pads. With more complicated material I have never produced good quality midi . The app needs a further round of development ment in my opinion

Not readable

How do I even use this? I can’t even create a new track. I don’t get how this works at all. Until I can use it properly, I’m keeping this review at 1 star. Also the website doesn’t help

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FAQ

What does the A2M app do?

This app detects the pitch of incoming audio, such as from a guitar, saxophone, or voice, and converts it into corresponding MIDI notes in real time. This allows you to use your acoustic instruments or voice as a MIDI controller to trigger sounds in virtual instruments.

What are the key features of A2M?

Key features include real-time audio to MIDI conversion, the ability to use instruments or voice as a MIDI controller, availability as an AUv3 plugin and standalone app, two pitch recognition algorithms, and adjustable latency/accuracy settings.

Is A2M free to use?

The application is free to download and use, but it offers in-app purchases. Specific details about what these purchases unlock are not provided in the description.

What devices and operating systems are compatible with A2M?

The app requires iOS 14 or later. It functions as an AUv3 plugin in compatible hosts like Audiobus, AUM, and apeMatrix. The standalone version works with all MIDI-compatible applications, including GarageBand.

What are common use cases for this app?

A common use case is to play a guitar, saxophone, or sing and simultaneously trigger sounds in virtual instruments. It allows for an unconventional way of creating music by turning acoustic performances into MIDI data.