Question about possible use of this repository by eldoraudio without attribution

[Winequark]

Hi,

It seems that the website below may be using the technology from this repository:

https://eldoraudio.com/products/piano-audio-to-midi

Currently the service is temporarily free. When I tested it with the same audio input, it produced almost exactly the same MIDI output as this repository.

However, I couldn't find any clear attribution or reference to this repository on their website.

I might be mistaken, but I wanted to bring this to the maintainers' attention, especially since the service appears to have potential commercial use.

Thanks for your great work on this project.

[JustMeandNobodyElse]

@Winequark
Is it really the same ? I used this website (I found on googling) also for my piano recordings to convert it to midi and to notes on paper. It is really one of the best I found so far....and I tried many online converters. But this sites conversion-engine had it all. The speed, the velocity and length of the notes. it's more than 98% correct and very useable for me.
So i was looking for a conversion-engine to see if I could build it into my musicstudio for some music-pieces. (non commercial of course). The online is not free anymore, only for the first 30 sec. If the builder of eldoraudio is using this engine it should definitely pay a fee on its earnings because if this is the source than the contributor should get its cut for his work in that project. If that's the issue I like to pay for a few months of services. I'am not paying to someone if it's ripped of someones hard work into this open source community.

Also looking for a string to midi conversion (guitar, harp, violin, cello, etc,,,)
If someone knows a very good tool, online service, source code, etc. let me know