[扒带神器]Transcribe! 9.42.0 (x64) [WiN]（58.8MB）

P2P | Date: 2025.6 | Size: 58.8 MB

安装方法：安装之后，使用注册机激活。
Transcribe! 应用程序是一款助手，适用于想要从录音中创作一段音乐、将其谱写出来或自己演奏（或两者兼而有之）的人。它不会为您进行转录，但它本质上是一个专门为转录而优化的播放器程序。它拥有许多传统音乐播放器所不具备的转录功能。
许多人也用它来进行伴奏练习。它可以即时改变音高和速度，并且您可以存储和调用任意数量的命名循环。因此，您可以练习所有调，也可以加快或减慢速度。Transcribe! 帮助中的“各种主题”标题​​下有一些关于伴奏练习的建议。
它也可用于语音转录。由于它支持脚踏板，并且拥有卓越的减慢音质，因此是进行语音转录的绝佳选择。Transcribe! 帮助中的“各种主题”标题​​下有一些关于语音转录的建议。
传统音乐播放器（无论是 CD 播放器或 iPod 等硬件，还是 Windows Media Player 或 iTunes 等软件）实际上是为想要收听整首曲目的用户设计的。它们对于音乐转录非常不方便，因为它们并非为此目的而设计的。如果您将录音作为声音文件复制到计算机硬盘，则可以改用 Transcribe!。Transcribe! 提供了许多旨在使转录工作更顺畅、更轻松的功能，包括在不改变音高的情况下减慢音乐速度、分析和弦并显示当前音符，以及添加标记和文本注释的功能，以便您轻松浏览曲目。Transcribe! 还在屏幕上显示一个钢琴键盘，您可以点击它来弹奏参考音符。
重要的是要理解，Transcribe! 不会尝试完成整个工作，即处理音频文件并输出乐谱或 midi——这当然很好，但目前是一个尚未解决的研究问题。频谱分析功能对于辨别那些难以听清的和弦非常有用，但您仍然需要用耳朵和大脑来判断频谱中哪些峰值是正在演奏的音符，哪些仅仅是泛音，哪些只是噪音和诸如鼓之类的宽频乐器的音调。如果您从未用耳朵辨别过哪怕是一段简单的音乐，那么 Transcribe! 可能帮不了您（参见如何转录），但如果您有时需要用耳朵辨别录制的音乐，那么 Transcribe! 可以让您的工作更快捷、更轻松。
根据不同版本，Transcribe! 可以从多种类型的音频文件和音频 CD 中读取音频。它还具有“录音”功能，可从模拟音源（例如磁带或黑胶唱片）录音。它显示音频波形，并允许您滚动浏览、标记段落、小节和节拍，以及轻松地从任意点播放或循环播放。
Transcribe! 还可以显示与许多视频文件的音频同步的视频。
循环和位置可以存储和调用。它提供多种键盘快捷键，您可以根据需要进行配置。您可以配置 Transcribe! 以响应各种类型的踏板，从而解放您的双手：用脚开始和停止播放！
程序内部提供了全面易懂的帮助信息。
“频谱”功能以图表的形式（钢琴键盘上的波浪线）显示您选择的任何和弦或音符中各个音高的强度。图表中各个峰值的高度表示峰值出现在其上方的音符的强度。这并非分析和弦的灵丹妙药，但它可以成为非常有用的信息来源。
Transcribe! 会进行“音符猜测”和“和弦猜测”——也就是说，它会尝试为您解读频谱信息，标记钢琴键盘上正在弹奏的音符，并尝试命名和弦（以标准格式，例如“Am”、“E7#9”等）。音符猜测可以以“钢琴卷帘”的形式显示，随时间变化的猜测结果与波形视图对齐。
Transcribe! 支持自动化（或脚本）。您可以通过文件中的命令自动运行 Transcribe!，例如处理多个声音文件，以不同的速度保存它们，或者指示 Transcribe! 播放具有各种效果的各种声音文件。
Transcribe! 提供各种音频处理效果（减速、音高变化、均衡器滤波等），旨在帮助您进行转录。这些效果均“实时”运行。这意味着没有预处理或其他等待，处理是在播放时即时进行的，您可以立即听到 EQ 等变化的效果。例如，如果您在播放时按下半速按钮，则播放将以半速继续。
The Transcribe! application is an assistant for people who want to work out a piece of music from a recording, in order to write it out, or play it themselves, or both. It doesn’t do the transcribing for you, but it is essentially a specialised player program which is optimised for the purpose of transcription. It has many transcription-specific features not found on conventional music players.
It is also used by many people for play-along practice. It can change pitch and speed instantly, and you can store and recall any number of named loops. So you can practice in all keys, and you can speed up as well as slow down. There is some advice about play-along practice in Transcribe!’s help, under the heading “Various Topics”.
And it is also used for speech transcription. With its support for foot pedals and its superior slowed-down sound quality, it is an excellent choice for this purpose. There is some advice about speech transcription in Transcribe!’s help, under the heading “Various Topics”.
Conventional music players (whether hardware such as a CD player or an iPod, or software such as Windows Media Player or iTunes) are really designed for people who want to listen to whole tracks. They are very inconvenient for transcribing music as they are not designed for this purpose. If you copy the recording to your computer’s hard disk as a sound file then you can use Transcribe! instead. Transcribe! offers many features aimed at making the transcription job smoother and easier, including the ability to slow down music without changing its pitch, to analyse chords and show you what notes are present, and the capability of adding markers and textual annotations so you can easily navigate around the track. Transcribe! also has a piano keyboard displayed on screen which you can click to play reference notes.
It is important to understand that Transcribe! does not attempt to do the whole job, processing an audio file and outputting musical notation or midi – this would be nice, but is a currently unsolved research problem. The spectrum analysis feature is very useful for working out those hard-to-hear chords, but you must still use your ear and brain to decide which of the peaks in the spectrum are notes being played, which are merely harmonics, and which are just the result of noise and broad-spectrum instruments such as drums. If you have never worked out even a simple piece of music by ear then Transcribe! will probably not help you (see How to Transcribe), but if you do sometimes work out recorded music by ear then Transcribe! can make the job a lot quicker and easier.
Depending on version, Transcribe! reads audio from many different types of audio file and audio CD. It also has a “Record” facility for recording from analog sources such as cassette or vinyl. It displays the audio waveform and allows you to scroll around, place markers for sections, measures and beats, and easily play or loop from any point.
Transcribe! can also display the video synchronised to the audio for many video files.
Loops and positions can be stored and recalled. There are many keyboard shortcuts and you can configure these as you like. You can configure Transcribe! to respond to pedals of various types so as to keep your hands free : start and stop playback with your feet!
There is extensive and readable help accessible from within the program.
The “spectrum” feature displays the strength of the various pitches in any chord or note you select, in the form of a graph – a wavy line over a piano keyboard graphic. The heights of the various peaks in the graph indicate the strength of the note above which the peak appears. This is not a magic bullet for analysing chords but it can be a very useful source of information.
Transcribe! will perform “note guessing” and “chord guessing” – that is, it will attempt to interpret the spectrum information for you, marking the notes being played on the piano keyboard, and attempting to name the chords (in standard form such as “Am”, “E7#9”, etc). Note guesses can be displayed in “piano roll” form, showing the guesses over time, aligned to the waveform view.
Transcribe! supports Automation (or Scripting). You can run Transcribe! automatically from commands in a file, perhaps to process a number of sound files, saving them at different altered speeds, or to instruct Transcribe! to play various sound files with various effects.
Transcribe! offers various audio processing effects (Slowdown, Pitch Change, EQ filtering etc) intended to help with transcribing. These effects all run in “real time”. This means there is no pre-processing or other waiting, the processing is performed on-the-fly while playing and you can instantly hear the effect of changes to EQ etc. For instance if you press the half-speed button while playing then playback simply continues, at half speed.