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We separate the instruments and write out vocals, chords, guitar, bass and drums — along with measures, beats, tempo and key.
INGKM INGKM builds AI that works with music through the score. We turn audio into sheet music people can read and play, then turn those scores and lyrics back into songs.
Generate audio first and guess the score afterwards, and nothing is left that a person can work with. We go the other way: start from structured music — a score — and use it for both the sound and the page.
No black boxes. A score can be read, corrected and reverted measure by measure, note by note.
An exact copy is not the goal. We arrange parts and difficulty so a band can actually play them in the rehearsal room.
Only models confirmed by measurement go into the product; experiments stay experiments. You see the cost before you spend anything.
Every conversion between words, sound and notation passes through a score, so the result of any step is something a person can inspect and fix.
We separate the instruments and write out vocals, chords, guitar, bass and drums — along with measures, beats, tempo and key.
We reassign roles to the instruments you pick and produce a band score and parts at beginner, intermediate or pro level.
From lyrics or a description of the song, we write melody, chords and accompaniment parts, and settle the form, tempo and key.
We sing the score with its lyrics, add the band and finish with mixing and mastering. The score stays, so you can edit it and sing it again.
Turn Suno and Udio tracks into a band score and individual parts. Listen right in the browser, fix any measure you don't like, then download.
Write lyrics or describe the song you want, and get the melody and accompaniment scores together with a finished, sung track. The difference: the score comes with it.
Making sheet music starts with one wish: "I want to play this song with my own hands." The beat you feel when the first bar of a song you love finally lands under your fingers — that feeling is what ingkm is named after.
A heartbeat drawn on a screen and notes placed on a staff are, in the end, the same line. Writing that line down is what we do.
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