Create · Hum to Notation

That melody in your head? Hum it into sheet music.

Record a few seconds of humming, singing, or whistling and LalaScript writes it as real notation. Preview the transcription free, re-record until it sounds like you, then turn it into a full piece you can edit and download.

Start free, no card needed. You only use a generation when you keep a melody.

The engine that writes it, live.

This demo writes from a text prompt. In the studio, your hum is the prompt. A clear, steady melody transcribes best.

From your voice to the page in three steps.

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Record your melody

Hum, sing, or whistle straight into the browser. A steady tempo and a quiet room give the cleanest read.

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Check the free preview

Hear exactly what we transcribed before anything is used. Not quite you? Re-record as many times as you like.

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Make it a piece

Keep the melody and LalaScript turns it into real sheet music, with 5 free edits to shape it and every format to download.

From head to paper, before it fades.

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No instrument needed

You don't have to play piano or read music to get an idea down. If you can hum it, you can score it.

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Real notation out

Not a rough sketch: actual sheet music you can edit in plain English, print, or open in MuseScore, Sibelius, or Finale.

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Preview before you commit

The transcription preview is always free. A generation is only used when you decide the melody is a keeper.

Humming, answered.

How do I turn my humming into sheet music?

Record a few seconds of humming, singing, or whistling in the browser. LalaScript transcribes it into notation and plays the preview back to you free, so you can re-record until it sounds right.

How accurate is the transcription?

A clear, steady, single melody line transcribes best. The preview is free and re-recording is unlimited, and once you keep a melody you can refine it with 5 free plain-English edits.

Does it cost anything to try?

The recording and preview are completely free. A generation is only used when you decide to keep the melody and turn it into a full piece; your first piece is free.

Get the melody down before it disappears.

The studio is free to start. Hum something and see it on paper.

Hum a melody free →