Veena Studio's Voice to Instrument tool is a free, browser-based AI feature that converts vocal input — humming, singing, beatboxing, or whistling — into playable instrument tracks. It uses pitch detection and rhythm analysis to transcribe your voice into editable MIDI, then maps it to any instrument in Veena's library.
Record your voice
Use your computer microphone to hum a melody, sing a phrase, or beatbox a rhythm. No special equipment needed — a built-in laptop mic works fine.
AI transcribes to MIDI
Veena's AI analyzes the pitch, timing, and rhythm of your vocal input and converts it to MIDI notes. It corrects slight pitch inaccuracies and quantizes timing if you choose.
Choose your instrument
Map the transcribed MIDI to any instrument — piano, guitar, synth, strings, bass, or drums. The notes stay the same; only the sound changes.
Edit and integrate
Fine-tune the transcribed MIDI notes, adjust velocities, and place the track in your arrangement. It behaves like any other MIDI track in your project.
No. The tool detects pitch, not vocal quality. You can hum monotonically and the AI will still accurately transcribe the melodic contour. Pitch correction handles small inaccuracies.
Any microphone works, including the built-in microphone on your laptop. A dedicated USB microphone improves accuracy but is not required.
Yes. Veena's AI distinguishes between different percussive sounds — kicks, snares, hi-hats — and maps them to corresponding drum samples.
The AI detects pitch within a few cents of accuracy. Optional pitch quantization snaps notes to the nearest semitone in your chosen scale, ensuring everything stays in key.
Yes. Sing a vocal melody and the AI transcribes it to MIDI. You can then assign it to a vocal synthesizer or use it as a guide track for recording actual vocals.
Generate original melodies with AI. Set the mood, tempo, and style — Veena creates melodies that fit your chord progression and arrangement.
Generate MIDI patterns for any instrument using AI. Create melodies, basslines, chord progressions, and drum patterns as editable MIDI.