Audio file to MIDI conversion

I am looking for advice on how to handle a particular task. I would like to take audio files, mp3 as an example, and 'transcribe' them into MIDI files. I know there is software available to make it easy to do ear transcriptions of audio files, but I'd like to know if there is anything that will actually take such a file and convert it to MIDI information, or, failing that, do an automatic 'audio' transcription, such as one would do with ear, pencil and staff paper.
Thanks In Advance!

Jean-Pascal, I was looking at that plug-in, and it's not the exact thing I'm thinking of. Not sure if it exists at all! I am thinking of a sophisticated transcription tool, that would, for example, take an mp3 file of a Cecil Taylor piano solo and spit out, at the very least, the note values. The details make it a serious software project.
Doesn't seem to exist, but I could still use an effective transcription sofware tool for the 'classic' ear transcription. Variable-speed playback at original pitch is the key. I've not found software that does that which is also functional for users. Any ideas, advice?
TIA

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    <div id="bodymiddle"><span class="standardparagraph">The second tape, also recorded in August 2009, consists of 2 clips and covers the years 1944 through 1947.</span></div>
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<span class="standardparagraph">Summer of 1944 to December of 1945<br />
- Meeting of Frank Zarow<br />
- New Years Eve - 1944<br />
- Prom Night - May 1945<br />
- First boyfriend, Eddie Yesh<br />
- First job as a hygienist<br />
- Meeting of John Zarow<br />
- Enrolled at Indiana State Teachers College<br />
- Meeting of Ted Zaroff<br />
- Thanksgiving - 1945<br />
- Florian Stasik Airforce injury<br />
- Christmas - 1945<br />
- New Years Eve - 1945</span>
<span class="standardparagraph">Note: Per Virginia, Ted's name should be spelled Zarow, like most of his brothers. There was a mixup with his birth certificate and his last name was mispelled (although it is phonetically correct). He chose to keep this spelling as did one of his brothers.<br /><br /></span>
<span class="standardparagraph">January 1946 to December 1947<br />
- Takes job as cook/housekeeper<br />
- Break-up with Eddie Yesh<br />
- Frank Zarow passes away<br />
- Christmas 1946<br />
- Meets John Zarow again<br />
- New Years Eve 1946<br />
- John courts Virginia<br />
- First date with John<br />
- John's father passes away<br />
- Christmas 1947</span>
<span class="standardparagraph">Virginia mentions visiting cousin Helena in Poland. She is referring to <a href="4-0-helenastasikguzik.shtml">Helena (Stasik) Guzik </a>and her trip to Poland in 1990. </span></div>
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