Current noteNo notesilence

ReadyAudio stays in this browser

Bar: 1.1
BPM: 120
Tracks: 0
Audible: Take
Take: 0
Song: 0.0s
Click: 1

Your melodyRecord or add a layer

Start a songChoose a first layer

Layers and editAdd the first layer

No layers yet.

Current takeNo notes

No notes to edit yet.

Song setupBPM, bars, count-in

BPMBeats/barCount-inLength

Metronome click

Clean upPitch and rhythm cleanup

StrengthGridKeyScale

Smoothing 3Min note 120ms

Signal detail

Pitch0 framesSmooth0 framesNotes0 notesTiming0 notes

SoundExpressive playback

PresetVolume 24%

Browser projectChecking local project

Local0 layers · 0 take notes

ExportSong, audio, image, MIDI

No song yet0 layers · 0.0s

Text export

{
  "version": 2,
  "kind": "didof-studio-song",
  "transport": {
    "bpm": 120,
    "swing": 0,
    "key": "C",
    "scale": "major",
    "beatsPerBar": 4,
    "loopStartBeat": 0,
    "loopEndBeat": 4,
    "lengthBeats": 4
  },
  "duration": 0,
  "tracks": [],
  "clips": [],
  "events": [],
  "summary": {
    "tracks": 0,
    "audibleTracks": 0,
    "notes": 0,
    "audioClips": 0,
    "automationClips": 0
  }
}

Local humming to melody

Hum to Melody keeps the first action simple: record a hummed phrase, clean it into notes, and play it back with a browser-local instrument. The extra controls stay out of the way until the melody needs tuning or exporting.

No server processing, cloud inference, or audio upload.
Live notes appear while recording instead of after the take ends.
The melody can be replayed immediately with local Web Audio synthesis.
Audio export uses browser-local rendering, with MP3 when supported and WAV fallback.