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Is there some software tool that analyzes audio to produce pitch information?
Such a tool would be extremely useful to me. What I want it to do is, given a sound file be able to get the pitch every time it changes. I don't know how this could be done, or even if it's possible. As a beginner guitarist, I find manually transcribing music into tabs to be extremely difficult, especially for fast-played music like this.

I thought about trying to make a tool like this myself, but this type of signal processing is beyond my ability, since the tool should be able to separate instruments playing together to get the accurate pitch. I'm really hoping there's an alternative.

Thanks for reading.

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Neuratron AudioScore

Celemony Melodyne

I don't have any direct experience with these products. Please check out their Web sites and try their demos.

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If you have a Mac or iPhone/iPad, you could use Capo to do this.

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I have 2 apps in Apple's iTunes iOS App store that attempt do something like that to some small degree: the HotPaw Productions Sing-inTuna app, and Music Spectrograph. With the latter app you will still need to manually separate out each instrument's note pitch from the mixed together overtone series.

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