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Show HN: I made an app that listens for a rapper's songs and raps along in sync

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Re: Show HN: I made an app that listens for a rapper's songs and raps along in sync

#14

  Why? Why? Why the fuck?
  Nerdie homes must make a buck.
  Have a need? Scratch that itch.
  Take a break to hack that bitch.

  People hurt & need more meds,
  Hacker rather show his creds.
  Breakthrus needed by a sage,
  But iphone apps r all the rage.

  Enterprise really sucks
  Hackers never get those bucks.
  Web apps used to be the hack
  But mobile's got a "craftsman's" back.

  Analysis!
  Paralysis!
  Algorithms!
  Distillation!
  Interpretation!
  Compilation!
  
  Deployment to the cloud.
  Disruption now allowed.
  Users need a good solution
  But all they get is more polution.

  Something no one ever needed.
  HN front page: he succeeded.
  Nerdie homes must make a buck.
  Why? Why? Why the fuck?

Re: Show HN: I made an app that listens for a rapper's songs and raps along in sync

#16

On this topic I guess. I recently used shazamm (or the other one) and it - in addition to finding the song - showed me the lyrics in real time, highlighting the current line in the song. Really impressive.

That was probably soundhound

Re: Show HN: I made an app that listens for a rapper's songs and raps along in sync

#17
post #2

This is totally awesome; way beyond my iOS knowledge. Any pointers or tips you learnt about audio processing along the way?

I'm doing FFTs at regular intervals using the Accelerate framework. Then a lot of rolling window comparisons of frequency data to try and determine which fingerprints these frequencies match closest.

Expect a blog post soon (Y)

Re: Show HN: I made an app that listens for a rapper's songs and raps along in sync

#19
post #16

On this topic I guess. I recently used shazamm (or the other one) and it - in addition to finding the song - showed me the lyrics in real time, highlighting the current line in the song. Really impressive.

That was probably soundhound

Why do you say that? Shazam does it too, since 2011 when it acquired Tunezee to power that functionality.

http://gigaom.com/2011/06/15/shazam-makes-first-acquisition-...

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