Melody Generator
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Text to MIDI

Text to MIDI means you describe the music in plain words and get MIDI notes back. Type “bouncy trap melody, 150 bpm” and Melody Generator writes four MIDI takes that you can play in your browser and download as .mid files.

That is different from asking ChatGPT for a melody. A chatbot can write a list of notes, or code that builds a MIDI file, but you can't hear the result first and it often doesn't sound like music. Melody Generator is an AI MIDI generator made for producers: the model writes music rather than text, every take is a real MIDI file, and you hear each one before you download it.

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Prompts that work

Each take below came from the prompt written on it. Play it, then make more like it.

bright, bouncy, hip hop

MelodyMinor140 BPM8 barsHip-hop
0:00 / 0:13
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More prompts to try

Tips for better MIDI

  • Name a genre: trap, R&B, hip hop, reggae, pop.
  • Name a mood: sad, dark, dreamy, bouncy, soulful.
  • Give a tempo: “80 bpm” for slow R&B, “140 bpm” for trap.
  • Give a key if you need one: “in C minor”.
  • Ask for chords or a melody, and for 4 or 8 bars.

Everything the prompt sets shows up as a setting in the app, so you can change it and generate again.

Questions

Can ChatGPT make a MIDI?

It can write note lists or code that you turn into a MIDI file yourself. Melody Generator returns ready .mid files instead, and you play each take before you download it.

Can AI generate MIDI files?

Yes. Melody Generator is an AI MIDI generator: it writes MIDI notes directly, so you get editable notes, not audio.

How do I turn something into MIDI?

If it's an idea, describe it in words and Melody Generator writes the MIDI. If it's a recording, you need an audio-to-MIDI converter instead; many DAWs have one built in.

Is it free?

Yes. Sign in with Google and start generating.

Want to hear more first? The Melody Generator homepage has more takes to play and download.

Turn your words into MIDI

Free with Google sign-in. Four takes per prompt.

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