Recording → sheet music
Upload a recording of violin, voice, flute, trumpet, sax, cello and other single-line instruments, even with a band behind them.
- MP3, WAV and M4A
- Finds the notes and the beat
- Doubtful notes marked for you to check by ear
StaffTonicFeatures
Everything StaffTonic hears, plays and writes
Bring music in any form: a recording, your voice, a MIDI file, a photo of a page. Get it back as staff, sol-fa, or both, with every part you can hear and download.
Converters
Every way in, every way out
Pick a conversion to jump to it.
Sound to sheet music
Play it or sing it, and it's written down
Singing → sheet music
Sing or hum into your phone and watch the notes appear as you go.
- Tap the beat first for the cleanest rhythm
- Shown in staff or sol-fa
- Fix any note with a tap
MIDI → sheet music
Open a MIDI file and get a readable score, with each track as its own part.
- Parts named and ordered
- Rhythm tidied to the beat
- Any key
Piano and guitar chords
Both hands on piano and full guitar chords, written out from a recording.
- Melody lines work today
- Chords need a dedicated model
Read a page
Snap a page and hear it
Photo or PDF → sol-fa
Photograph a hymn book or open a PDF. StaffTonic reads printed and clear handwritten sol-fa or staff notation.
- Only the notes it's unsure of are shown to you
- Your photo beside each one
- Words kept under their notes
Sheet music → MIDI parts
One MIDI file for the full piece and one for each voice part, ready for any app or keyboard.
- Soprano, alto, tenor and bass
- Your part loud, the rest soft
- Opens in MuseScore, GarageBand and DAWs
Sol-fa and staff
Both notations, any key
Sol-fa → staff
Turn a sol-fa score into an engraved staff score for organists, pianists and players.
- Every part on its own staff
- Words under the notes
- PDF and MusicXML
Staff → sol-fa
Turn staff notation into clean, aligned tonic sol-fa in the printed layout choirs read.
- Beats lined up across the parts
- Slurs underlined, words in italics
- Subscript or Curwen octave marks
Sol-fa on the staff
The staff with each note's sol-fa written above it, so sol-fa and staff readers share one page.
- "Doh is" shown at the start
- Follows key changes
Change key, or write for your instrument
Move the whole score to a new key in one tap, or write it for B♭, E♭ and F instruments.
- The sound stays, the notes move
- Sol-fa stays the same, only Doh changes
Practise
Hear every part, learn yours
Every voice part
Play all the parts together, or bring one forward and hear exactly what to sing.
- The bar being played lights up
- Switch part without losing your place
Speed without changing pitch
Slow down to 0.5× to learn a hard run, then bring it back up to tempo.
- 0.5×, 0.75×, 1× and 1.25×
- Tempo shown in beats a minute
Share and print
Take it to rehearsal
Print-ready PDF
Sol-fa in the classic printed layout, staff scores engraved properly, and a phone-sized page for reading on the go.
- "Transcribed on StaffTonic" at the head and foot
Share a link
Send one link and everyone opens the piece, hears it and picks their part. No app to install.
- Works in any browser
On any phone, even offline
StaffTonic runs in the browser on iPhone and Android. Add it to your home screen and saved pieces open with no signal.
- Big buttons, easy to read
Bring your first piece
StaffTonic is in private pilot with its first choirs and players. Tell us what you play or sing.
Ask for early access