Musician: Audio to Sheet Music
AI stems, MIDI, chords, staff
About
Analyze audio, separate tracks, convert to MIDI, and generate professional sheet music. Supports multiple notation styles, chord detection, and file management. Offers tools for notes, spreadsheets, images, and PDFs.
What's New in Musician
1.4
July 18, 2026
Remove ads in-app purchase
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Musician have ads?
Yes, Musician contains advertisements powered by Google AdMob. These ads are non-intrusive banner ads located at the bottom of the screen and are designed not to interrupt your workflow.
What devices does Musician support?
Musician is available for iPhone and iPad devices, offering a seamless experience across Apple's mobile ecosystem.
How often is Musician updated?
The app was last updated on July 18, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and improvements. Users can expect regular updates to enhance features and performance.
What is the age rating for Musician?
Musician has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals interested in music.
Can I transfer files to and from Musician wirelessly?
Yes, Musician features Wi-Fi transfer, allowing you to move files between your device and any computer on the same network via a built-in web server. This eliminates the need for cables.
What file formats does Musician support for import and export?
Musician supports a wide array of audio formats including MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, AAC, AIFF, and CAF. It also handles MIDI, document types like TXT, MD, JSON, CSV, PDF, and images.
What are the different sheet music notation styles available in Musician?
Musician offers two distinct notation styles: Staff Notation, which uses the standard five-line musical staff with automatic clef and key signature detection, and Jianpu (Numbered Notation), a system popular in East Asia.
How does Musician handle MIDI conversion sensitivity?
You can fine-tune the MIDI conversion process in Musician by adjusting sensitivity settings, including onset threshold, frame threshold, and minimum note length. This allows for precise capture of musical details.