» Audio Demos: Experience what Digital Ear can do.

All the MIDI files in this page were created from actual digital recordings (.wav files) automatically using Digital Ear exclusively.

Do the demos sound strange? Before hearing the demos, please listen to this file first: test.mid. If you do not hear the same note twice, you need to adjust the pitch bend range of your synth. Click HERE for instructions.

The Demos!

Many of the examples here are Ethnic voices or instruments around the  world featuring many musical decorations. Impossible to perform using the humble pitch bend controller... Enjoy!

Original Audio file	Automatically produced MIDI-file by Digital Ear®		Description of the tracks
female.mp3	female.mid	sy77.mp3*	NEW! Demonstrating the brightness feature. The  midi file is send to a vintage Yamaha SY77 synth. The voice brightness controls the filter cutoff. The result* is an almost "speaking" synth bass!
sax1.wav	sax1.mid		Funk saxophone riff.
violin.wav	violin.mid		Folk violin solo.
chirps.wav	chirps.mid		Chirps-to-MIDI converter? :) OK this is not music, but we could not resist...
sax2.wav	sax2.mid		Jazz saxophone solo
flute.wav	flute.mid		Ethnic Flute solo. Very fast vibratos are captured here.
lisa.wav	lisa.mid		Lisa Stansfield a cappella. Notice lots of reverb and spoken words make this recognition a hard task.
perlman2.wav	perlman2.mid		Violin solo by Itzhak Perlman. Notice lots of reverb would normally complicate recognition. Not the case for Digital Ear.
flute2.wav	flute2.mid		Asian flute-like instrument.
asia1.wav	asia1.mid		Ethnic female voice singing (converted to trombone ).
bagpipe.wav	bagpipe.mid		Bag pipe converted to saxophone. That makes the saxophone sound actually sound as a bagpipe.
asia3.wav	asia3.mid		Ethnic male voice singing converted to basoon. Notice how Digital Ear tracks the voice brightness changes (XG-ONLY)
bouzouki.wav	bouzouki.mid		Bouzouki: (Greek traditional string instrument) converted to guitar.
violin2.wav	violin2.mid		Violin solo.

Note: In order to decrease download time, the wave files have been compressed and/or downsampled. Original format was 16 Bit, 44100 Hz sampling rate, uncompressed .wav file.

Some of the samples in this page were kindly provided by , creators of the best sound libraries available. Used by permission.

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