Convert sound into notes

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people, i m looking for a library i can use in my.net application that can convert a sound file or a microphone feed to notes which i can represent digitally. for example to have someone whistle a tune, my application will transfer it to the library as a stream and the library will return an array of numbers or characters or any other workable format.
i know the technology to convert the stream into hz exists.
can anyone point me to a library, preferably an open source one, which i can use in a .net application

thanks
JD

What I have tried:

i am still at the looking around phase, trying top find an existing solution or a guide on how to build one of my own:
grab audio input and serialize it into notes

Posted 29-Jan-19 5:37am

Jade12345

Updated 29-Jan-19 6:19am

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James Walsh Jr 29-Jan-19 13:00pm

I'm guessing you haven't tried Google or any other search engine.
I tried 'convert audio input into musical notes' in Bing and received 48,500,000 results.
You haven't said what you've tried, what problems you've encountered or how you plan on capturing the input.
Please provide additional details to you question so people can help. We can't read minds over the Internet, or see the code in front of you.

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2019-01-29T06:20:00

Solution 1

www.google.com[^].

Posted 29-Jan-19 6:20am

Richard MacCutchan