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I make some records with "Podium Free" and the trumpet solo part i composed by MIDI piano.



How can i generate the notes (sheet of music) by this data? Because the trumpet man wana play by notes.






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    How can i generate the notes (sheet of music) by this data? Because the trumpet man wana play by notes.






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      I make some records with "Podium Free" and the trumpet solo part i composed by MIDI piano.



      How can i generate the notes (sheet of music) by this data? Because the trumpet man wana play by notes.






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      I make some records with "Podium Free" and the trumpet solo part i composed by MIDI piano.



      How can i generate the notes (sheet of music) by this data? Because the trumpet man wana play by notes.





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          There is a program from MuseScore which I use and can import MIDI into note sheet:
          https://musescore.org/hu/megjelent-musescore-2.0



          It's free, you don't even have to registrate. One of my favourite music related program.



          How to import MIDI:
          https://musescore.org/en/handbook/midi-import



          I tried with a midi file which was exported from MuseScore. Well the sheet was like the one I've written before. Based on that midi file is midi file I think it can work perfectly on non-musescore related files too.



          If you don't like MuseScore 2 than maybe this'll do, but I didn't try it:



          http://midisheetmusic.com/






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            up vote
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            accepted










            There is a program from MuseScore which I use and can import MIDI into note sheet:
            https://musescore.org/hu/megjelent-musescore-2.0



            It's free, you don't even have to registrate. One of my favourite music related program.



            How to import MIDI:
            https://musescore.org/en/handbook/midi-import



            I tried with a midi file which was exported from MuseScore. Well the sheet was like the one I've written before. Based on that midi file is midi file I think it can work perfectly on non-musescore related files too.



            If you don't like MuseScore 2 than maybe this'll do, but I didn't try it:



            http://midisheetmusic.com/






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              accepted










              There is a program from MuseScore which I use and can import MIDI into note sheet:
              https://musescore.org/hu/megjelent-musescore-2.0



              It's free, you don't even have to registrate. One of my favourite music related program.



              How to import MIDI:
              https://musescore.org/en/handbook/midi-import



              I tried with a midi file which was exported from MuseScore. Well the sheet was like the one I've written before. Based on that midi file is midi file I think it can work perfectly on non-musescore related files too.



              If you don't like MuseScore 2 than maybe this'll do, but I didn't try it:



              http://midisheetmusic.com/






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                up vote
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                accepted






                There is a program from MuseScore which I use and can import MIDI into note sheet:
                https://musescore.org/hu/megjelent-musescore-2.0



                It's free, you don't even have to registrate. One of my favourite music related program.



                How to import MIDI:
                https://musescore.org/en/handbook/midi-import



                I tried with a midi file which was exported from MuseScore. Well the sheet was like the one I've written before. Based on that midi file is midi file I think it can work perfectly on non-musescore related files too.



                If you don't like MuseScore 2 than maybe this'll do, but I didn't try it:



                http://midisheetmusic.com/






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                There is a program from MuseScore which I use and can import MIDI into note sheet:
                https://musescore.org/hu/megjelent-musescore-2.0



                It's free, you don't even have to registrate. One of my favourite music related program.



                How to import MIDI:
                https://musescore.org/en/handbook/midi-import



                I tried with a midi file which was exported from MuseScore. Well the sheet was like the one I've written before. Based on that midi file is midi file I think it can work perfectly on non-musescore related files too.



                If you don't like MuseScore 2 than maybe this'll do, but I didn't try it:



                http://midisheetmusic.com/







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