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Guitariz Studio
Free AI Chord Recognition, 6-Stem Separator & Music Lab
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Free AI Chord Recognition, 6-Stem Separator & Music Lab
11 followers
Guitariz Studio is a free, open-source browser music lab. Detect chords from MP3/WAV audio files with our AI Chord Recognition engine, separate vocals/instrumentals statelessly with deep learning, and master theory with interactive Circle of Fifths and Both Western/Indian Ragas scale explorers. No registration needed.
A midi export option for the detected chords would be amazing so I can drop them straight into my DAW and start building around them right away.
@melihlidiphxj thanks Melih! A few people have mentioned this, and it's actually already planned on our roadmap! Making it easy to get those progressions right into your DAW for arrangement is a top priority. I'll be working on adding this feature soon!
This looks like a great starting point for anyone learning music theory in the browser. One thing I'd love to see is the ability to export detected chords as a chord chart or MIDI file so I can drop them into my DAW or share with bandmates. Would make the AI recognition way more useful beyond just analysis.
@selma174792 thanks so much, Selma! you'll be happy to hear that based on everyone's feedback, we just pushed MIDI Export live on Guitariz Studio! you can now download .mid files for your detected progressions and drop them straight into your DAW... would love to hear your thoughts when you try it out! :)
The stateless vocal separation is a really thoughtful design choice, cuts out a lot of friction compared to other tools that force you to upload and wait. Love that it's all running in the browser too.
@araszengin54995 appreciate it, Aras! yeah, skipping the upload wait times makes a huge difference. Glad the local browser approach is hitting the mark for you :)
@n_eslem68217 @melihlidiphxj Quick update! 🎉 Thanks to your feedback, MIDI Export is now live on Guitariz Studio! You can export your detected chord progressions as standard .mid files right into your DAW. Give it a try and let me know what you think!