Online Music Recognition- worked for me!

Discussion in 'Education' started by foster911, Oct 23, 2016.

  1. foster911

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    Top 5 Best Online Music Identification Services

    1. Midomi: Midomi is a web-based platform that lets you identify your favorite music. All you need to do is sing or hum into the microphone and the service returns information about the song. You can also play an audio clip to your microphone to recognize the song. Midomi also owns and powers SoundHound, a popular music identification app.

    2. AudioTag: With AudioTag, you need to upload an audio clip or provide the URL to the audio file for it identify the music. After you are done uploading the file, you need to prove you are human and then AudioTag compares your audio file to its database and identifies the song. AudioTag suggests you choose an audio clip with 15-45 seconds duration.

    3. Tunatic: Tunatic is a piece of software that lets you identify songs. Tunatic software is available on the website, and you need to download and install it on your PC. Play music to the earphone and hit search. Make sure you have a working internet connection for Tunatic to connect to its database. After identifying the music, Tunatic shows you the song title and artist. The Tunatic software is available for both Windows and Mac OS.

    4. Audiggle: Audiggle is similar to Tunatic, but it has a few additional features that make it more useful. Apart from songs, Audiggle also identifies TV shows, movies, online videos etc. It also provides you with the lyrics of the identified song and you can also search for lyrics of other songs. Audiggle software is only available for Windows.

    5. WatZatSong: WatZatSong is like a social network for music identification. All you have to do is post a music clip on the website and the other users pitch in to identify the song. This service is wholly based on human knowledge, so its a little slow but you can expect results for your rarest finds.


    Number 2 worked for me. Have not tested the others yet. I just uploaded below track (just listen to it at 5:20. it kills) without any tag or meta data to it and found all of related infos (such as the name, artist, released year):

    If did not work, just change the format (e.g. aac -> mp3)



    I hope someday someone does the same for my imaginary tracks.:cool:
     
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  3. jayxflash

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    Shazam works well too.

    I remember this track back in 2004/5. Not their best track imho. Electro house was rapidly gaining territory against the progressive house & trance decade. Lots of artists went down during that time (Sasha, John Creamer & Stephen K, G&D, Chus & Ceballos, Narcotic Thrust etc.) some got back, some were not able to reinvent themselves, grow and change. For me, that was the point when I realised that a music pro can't get locked in a specific sound, it's professional suicide... indeed some electronic tracks are timeless, but is way too risky to bet on this for one's own productions.
     
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    I have a website about that. A Question/Answer platform but the main subject is giving details about the thing you forgot. And wait for other members to help, or you help other ones. People are using it mostly for songs.
     
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  6. foster911

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    People letting these craps be top should hang their heads in shame.:snuffy:
    http://www.shazam.com/charts/top-100
     
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  7. jayxflash

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    I don't know man, maybe is for the best to refrain on making comments about music charts at least until you heal your hearing...
     
  8. foster911

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    My friend please read again my comment please.:bow: I'm sure your taste is materially, strikingly and qualitatively much more different than them.:winker:
     
  9. jayxflash

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    It's not my taste I'm worry about. I'm worry about you wanting to hang (metaphorically speaking, I hope) over 12 million people. Or you are talking about the developers at Shazam, or the music producers, or the vocalists & instrument performers, or the A&R teams, the label heads? The programmers at Apple or Steinberg? The engineers at Roland? Robert Moog?

    During all this time on the forums you proved poor music taste when composing, your compositional attempts and instruments selection are below any defaults a daw can deliver and yet you dare to take on the preferences of mainstream people. :suicide:
    As long as you have no idea about what you're talking about, have no idea about music, you're not in a position to judge. You can say "I totally dislike the top 100" - fine with me. But saying sh!t about the people involved in a finished product, especially seeing for yourself how hard it is to actually make music, that's not cool.

    You could very well tweet the NASA guys that their mars rover sux. You'd have the same knowledge involved in that statement as in your music-related comments.

    PS: I usually don't make things personally. I can understand that same people can deliver good songs and not-so-good songs as they want to improve and iterate. But man, doing the same thing over and over again, ignoring the standard workflows that got us in music where we arenow, is just not smart and requires adressing the person not the production.
     
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  10. Amirious

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    Good job foster!
    Also Cortana has been very accurate for me. so far it detected 80% of tracks I wanted to find.
     
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    Nice post, F. One interesting use is to run your original songs and see if any matches spot your tune as somebody else's. This might avoid being accused of plagiarism or prevent composing something too similar to an existing song. At least it may serve you to see how close yours is to other people's.
     
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    In terms of music and songs, I believe that there should be no similar. Each song should be individual and unique. I have been choosing new music on the music portal https://kelyrics.com/ for a long time and I definitely like it. Good songs not only make you happy, but they also heal. Such music portals help to live a little more fun. I myself write song lyrics, but I can’t write music, which I regret.
     
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