Choose the elements you want to isolate (Vocals, Drums, Bass, or Instruments).

In Edison, click the -> Analysis -> Convert to score and dump to piano roll .

The result is rarely useful for remixing or professional production.

It is a flattened, compressed waveform. It merges all instruments, vocals, drums, and effects into a single stereo track. It does not contain note data or separate tracks.

Load the MP3 into Edison, go to , and select Convert to score and dump to piano roll . This will turn the audio's melody into MIDI notes you can edit. Stem Separation :

The most prominent tool is . It offers a simple three-step process: upload an MP3, click "Start conversion," and download the FLP. But how can it work if it's impossible? These tools often rely on one of two things:

Some advanced sites attempt to convert audio frequencies into MIDI notes. However, this is rarely accurate for full songs. The Real Production Workflows You Should Use Instead

If your goal is to see the (MIDI) from the MP3 so you can play them with a different instrument:

The cleanest way professional producers convert an MP3 concept into an FLP is by manual recreation. Import the MP3 into FL Studio as an audio clip.

An FL Studio project file contains no actual audio data. Instead, it holds instructions, map data, automation clips, mixer routings, and MIDI data. It tells FL Studio which virtual instruments (VSTs) to load and what notes to play. It is the recipe, not the cake.

For professional results, you'll want a paid tool.

For simple, single-note melodies or basslines, drag the MP3 into the FL Studio Edison sampler. Click the wrench icon (Tools) and select "Convert to score and dump to piano roll."