Hello,
There were some topics about this like:
No definitive answer. I have some short mp3 what I would like to convert to Arduino's piezo playable melodies such as these:
I wonder if some new tools or AI come out for this?!
I found a tutorial where the guy converts it to MXL then from that generates the arduino melody file:
If nobody have better idea how to do this I will try to do this way.
Why not go for a DFPlayer? They are requently used.
Why this project design?
If You want to play with (waste time on) AI You'll not get much support here.
Using time to watch tutorials is not a helpers favorite....
It would be pretty easy for a human musician.
AI can probably do it if you can find the right AI. Or you might have to wait 'till tomorrow since AI gets smarter every day!
There are audio-to-MIDI converters and once you have MIDI you have the notes & timing. You'd have to search and they don't always work perfectly. Chords and multiple instruments make if more difficult. From what I've read Melodyne is the best but it starts at $100 and I have no idea if the cheap version has that capability.
Interesting, why not go for it? I never heard of this lol. Now I might just do especially if this is so complex to convert to Arduino Melody format.
I see this DFPLAYER uses UART to communicate, sadly I have 1 single pin left on my micro, I assume it's enough if I send commands to it for the RX wire.
That's enough for a simple serial communication. The backside is that the receiver can't make the transmitter pause, wait, stop.
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