This is great! How do you add the lyrics to the piano score? I see the Lyric button, but cannot figure out how to insert the lyrics manually. Thank you!
As a violist, I wish the MelodyScanner advertised that you can change the clef to Alto, or let you enter the arrangement instrument to generate, as it can be changed to viola for example after the fact. When I saw violin as an option (and didnt know anything about musicxml and editing) i honestly exited for months until this video was recommend and digged in to this great starting point for notation players :)
This is an amazing feature... Is it possible to use this through a Web API? I couldn't find any information about it on the official API page of the website.
@@Klangio I've also tried the piano2notes feature you offer, which actually suits my needs better. For now, I'll continue experimenting with the browser version to get a better feel for the capabilities. Thanks for your helpful response!
This doesn't work at all, every single video fails to get fetched. I even tried the same video in the video itself and that failed too. I've tried different browsers and everything, why doesn't it work?
Glad you like it :) Melody Scanner is suitable for transcribing and transforming all kinds of songs, depending on the mode you're using regardless of their instruments. It focuses more on Chords, Melodies and Arrangement of Songs. Piano2Notes is aiming to accurately transcribe a song that only contains a piano as an instrument. The same goes for Guitar2Tabs and Sing2Notes. They can come very handy when you're trying to note down your own compositions, or looking for a notation of piano pieces that you can't find a notation for.
This is great! How do you add the lyrics to the piano score? I see the Lyric button, but cannot figure out how to insert the lyrics manually. Thank you!
Glad to hear that you like it :) Here is a Guide on how to add lyrics, hope it helps: klang.io/help/ms/ms-lyrics/
As a violist, I wish the MelodyScanner advertised that you can change the clef to Alto, or let you enter the arrangement instrument to generate, as it can be changed to viola for example after the fact.
When I saw violin as an option (and didnt know anything about musicxml and editing) i honestly exited for months until this video was recommend and digged in to this great starting point for notation players :)
Glad you can get something out of it, and thanks for the feedback :) I'll forward it to the developers!
This is an amazing feature...
Is it possible to use this through a Web API? I couldn't find any information about it on the official API page of the website.
Glad to hear you like it :)
Feel free to get in touch about the Web API by filling out the form on the API page.
Looking forward to hear from you!
@@Klangio
I've also tried the piano2notes feature you offer, which actually suits my needs better. For now, I'll continue experimenting with the browser version to get a better feel for the capabilities. Thanks for your helpful response!
This doesn't work at all, every single video fails to get fetched. I even tried the same video in the video itself and that failed too. I've tried different browsers and everything, why doesn't it work?
Hey, thanks for letting me know! An issue occurred over the weekend. We're working hard on fixing it. Thanks for your patience :)
Nice! 👌
What are the main differeces between Melodyscanner and Piano2notes?
Glad you like it :) Melody Scanner is suitable for transcribing and transforming all kinds of songs, depending on the mode you're using regardless of their instruments. It focuses more on Chords, Melodies and Arrangement of Songs. Piano2Notes is aiming to accurately transcribe a song that only contains a piano as an instrument. The same goes for Guitar2Tabs and Sing2Notes. They can come very handy when you're trying to note down your own compositions, or looking for a notation of piano pieces that you can't find a notation for.
@@Klangio Thanks!