Explore Songscription's guides to music transcription, sheet music, MIDI, piano roll, and AI-powered music learning, plus product updates and company announcements from the Songscription team.
Fingerstyle hides two or three parts inside one guitar, which is exactly what makes it hard to write down. Here is how to transcribe a fingerstyle arrangement, what AI captures, and what you fix by hand.
The theme stuck in your head rarely comes with sheet music. Here is how to turn a film or TV theme into a piano arrangement you can play, from a clean recording to a score you can read.
Plenty of great pianists do not read a note. Here is an honest answer to whether you need to read music to play piano, when reading actually helps, and the ways to learn songs without it.
Generating a song in Suno is the easy part. This guide covers everything that comes after: what Suno actually hands you, getting stems and MIDI, transcribing your track to sheet music, and finishing it.
A piano roll lets you learn a song by watching it, with no sheet music required. This guide covers what a piano roll is, how to learn from one, and how it compares to reading notation.
AI transcription can hand you the sheet music your students actually want, leveled to their ability, in minutes. This guide covers how teachers use it across the studio and the classroom.
Sheet music, MIDI, tab, lead sheets, time signatures: the language of written music in one place. This glossary defines the terms that come up most, with a fuller guide linked for each.
Spotify's Basic Pitch is a free, fast way to turn audio into MIDI. Songscription goes a step further and hands you readable notation from the same recording. Here is which one fits the job.
Audio-to-MIDI tools have gotten good, but they do not all do the same job. Here are the best converters in 2026, what each one is for, and where they fall short.
Synthesia teaches songs with falling notes. Songscription gives you falling notes and real sheet music from any recording. Here is how the two compare for learning piano.
A good piano cover starts with knowing what the song is actually doing. Here is how to find the chords and melody, arrange them for two hands, and make the song your own.
Classical piano is one of the hardest things to transcribe well: dense voicing, pedal blur, and rubato all fight you. Here is how to get a clean score by ear or with AI, and what to expect.
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