Hum To Notes
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| United States | 100%1 | 1.00 | $14.99 | |
| St. Lucia | <1%0 | — | $14.99 | |
| Romania | <1%0 | — | RON 79.99 | |
| Estonia | <1%0 | — | €17.99 | |
| Egypt | <1%0 | — | EGP 799.99 | |
| Armenia | <1%0 | — | $17.99 | |
| Angola | <1%0 | — | $14.99 | |
| Argentina | <1%0 | — | $14.99 | |
| Austria | <1%0 | — | €17.99 | |
| Australia | <1%0 | — | A$22.99 |
Description
HumToNotes listens to your humming and turns it into musical notes—both Indian Sargam (Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni) and Western notation (A–G with sharps/flats)—in a clean, Apple‑inspired interface.
Hum → Notes in seconds
Record a short phrase and see a timeline of notes mapped over time, with pitch and duration for each segment.
Indian & Western, side by side
Choose Indian mode for Sargam syllables, or Western mode for note names and octaves, all derived from the same recording.
Smart Sa / key detection
Let the app auto‑detect your Sa or key from your humming, or set a fixed Sa/key (C, C#, D…) before you sing.
Beautiful timeline view
A minimalist chart shows your melody as points over time (x‑axis) and pitch (y‑axis), so you can literally see how you moved through the scale.
On‑device, privacy‑first
Audio is analyzed entirely on your device using lightweight DSP—your recordings are not sent to any server.
Designed for musicians & learners
Whether you’re exploring ragas, checking your intonation, or translating ideas into Western notes, HumToNotes gives you instant visual feedback.
Keywords (comma‑separated)
hum to notes, humming to notes, indian classical, sargam, raga, swara, western notation, pitch detector, vocal trainer, ear training, music practice, scale finder, key detection, singing app
What’s New (for 1.0 release notes)
First release of HumToNotes.
Convert your humming into Indian Sargam and Western notes with an on‑device pitch engine.
Auto‑detect or set your Sa / key, and view a time vs pitch timeline plus detailed note list.
Apple‑inspired, minimal UI with a glassy record button and a reference panel explaining your current scale.