A spectrogram tool optimized for music analysis and transcription.
This software is completely Free to use.
If you have a suggestion or found a bug, please contact me at
[email protected].
Your feedback is appreciated.
01.09.2024
Added beat detection on the server. Updated homepage with more help images.
07.08.2024
Add "Open Example File" function with preview of beat tracking and chords.
Add sine wave generator on alt right click
04.05.2024
Fix for piano keys, mouse right click plays the note as well
24.04.2024
Added working piano keys
23.04.2024
Highlight peaks and arrow keys controls
25.11.2023
Chord analyzer respects bandpass selection
24.10.2023
Added bandpass filter feature to playback
17.10.2023
Added continuous playback animation
16.10.2023
Fix playback reset issue
15.10.2023
First public version
Musigram shows the frequency spectrogram of an audio file and allows you to inspect energy levels of individual note frequencies with a mouse. There is no note detection as it is not reliable in complicated pieces where a lot of instruments overlap. It is just raw frequency representation of a song. You can also play the virtual piano notes to easily identify the notes.
It computes the Discrete Fourier Transform at specific frequencies within the range of musical instruments. FFT is not suitable in this case, so I used DFT to gain more control over frequencies and window size. The window size is not fixed; it gradually decreases with higher frequencies to prevent a blurry spectrum at low frequencies and achieve sharp time accuracy at higher tones. I adjusted the parameters to make the spectrogram look very clear. I used the Goertzel algorithm to speed up the DFT computation. For sharpness, there is a peak detection post-processing step.