Hum to Search Song
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Hum to Search Song
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#6As I write this from my iPhone, this might singlehandedly be the reason why I switch to a Pixel instead of another iPhone this fall. I was always disappointed that even after acquiring Shazam, Siri could never seem to correctly guess what song was playing unless I had a perfect recording.
Anytime I go to a live concert venue, or even a club, I never can get a recognizable song from my phone. Live music I could maybe sort of understand, but the club part failing was always weird to me, because besides a little bit of distortion, the song being played is coming directly out of a speaker. It shouldn’t be that hard right?
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#7Then I tried "Happy Birthday" and got three results:
"Las Mananitas" by Canticos
"Iyi Ki Dogdun Melissa", by Eser Ulun
"Iyi Ki Dogdun Zarife", by Eser Ulun
I'm no Pavarotti, but I can sing on pitch and have played the violin for 40 years.
EDIT: Heh, "Iyi Ki Dogdun" is Turkish for Happy Birthday, and the links would have taken me to YouTube videos of the song sung in Turkish, then English. But why not to videos in English? YouTube has some, and I'm an Anglophone user in the USA.
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#8Hasn't this existed in Google assistant for a long time? Or does that only match the song itself (playing on the radio/store speaker/...)
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#9Just tried it out on my throwaway Android. Wow, this actually works really well! As I write this from my iPhone, this might singlehandedly be the reason why I switch to a Pixel instead of another iPhone this fall. I was always disappointed that even after acquiring Shazam, Siri could never seem to correctly guess what song was playing unless I had a perfect recording. Anytime I go to a live concert venue, or even a c…
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#10"song that goes meow meow meow meow meow meow", can't find it at the moment for a timestamp. Wonder how many real queries of that actually happen.