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I saw earlier threads that said you can turn an audio file into a midi file (with correctable notation!?), but
1. wanted to make sure that is still a feature of the current version. and
2. my audio file is a synth with some harmonic overtones...
would Logic Pro be able to interpret that and do a decent job of it?
TIA
Jeff
Mac Pro, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3), 2013 6 Core
Yes, but only for monophonic lines. Polyphonic audio to MIDI conversion is still the "cold fusion of digital audio"...
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Audio to Midi conversion?
