Converting recorded drum performances into editable, correctable notation is hard
Musicians who record a full mix or isolated drum stem want an accurate, editable score of the performance rather than a black-box transcription, so they can check the notation against playback and hand-correct mistakes before exporting to PDF or MIDI. Existing transcription tools often don't give this level of editable control.
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