PureMIDI converts audio and sheet music to MIDI, with readable scores and a browser MIDI editor.
Pricing: Free in the browser

Extractune — Free vocal remover that runs on your device. Looking for something different? Here are 2 other Music products, ranked by how closely they match and by community votes.
Stackboo lists 2 alternatives to Extractune in Music. Extractune itself is listed as freemium.
All of them can be used free or on a free tier: PureMIDI and AI Song Writer (SongLab). PureMIDI has the most community votes of the group (1).
| Product | Pricing | Good for | Votes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extractune(this product) | FreemiumFree tools, no sign-up. Pro from $1.99 for 7 days, $4.99/mo or $35/yr | Vocal remover and 4-stem splitter, on your device, No upload and no sign-up for the free tools | 0 |
| PureMIDI | FreeFree in the browser | - | 1 |
| AI Song Writer (SongLab) | FreemiumFree local drafts; paid credits for AI lyrics and full tracks. | Free local lyric drafts, no sign-in, Genre direction and a studio workspace | 1 |
Pricing and use cases come from each product's own Stackboo listing. Prices change, so check the product's site before you buy.
PureMIDI converts audio and sheet music to MIDI, with readable scores and a browser MIDI editor.
Pricing: Free in the browser
AI Song Writer (SongLab) is an AI songwriting workspace that starts with your story. Bring a title, a feeling, or a chorus, shape your lyrics, choose a musical direction, and keep the draft moving. Free local drafting needs no sign-in; AI generation uses credits for lyrics and…
Pricing: Free local drafts; paid credits for AI lyrics and full tracks.
Inline listing: a row among the products, from $15 for 7 days.
Stackboo lists 2 alternatives to Extractune in Music. The first on this page are PureMIDI and AI Song Writer (SongLab), ordered by how many tags they share with Extractune and then by community votes.
Yes. PureMIDI (free) and AI Song Writer (SongLab) (freemium) are listed with a free way to use them. Limits and prices change, so check each product's own site before you decide.
Extractune is listed on Stackboo as freemium. Its pricing line: Free tools, no sign-up. Pro from $1.99 for 7 days, $4.99/mo or $35/yr. Check the product's own site for current prices.
By how many tags each product shares with this one, then by community upvotes. Paid placement never changes the order.