The first thing to declare is that the music search engine to be introduced below does not refer to traditional music search. Traditional music searches return relevant results by matching songs, artist names, or lyrics. In essence, they are still just a text search, for example, Google's music search function or Baidu MP3 search. Next we will introduce the true music search engine, that is, "searching music with Music ". Obviously, we often have the experience of playing a nice song on the radio station one day while taking the bus to work, but you don't know its name, you only remember a short melody and one or two uncertain lyrics. Of course, if you remember enough correct lyrics, you can find related songs online. But the general result is that when you come home from work and think about it again, there may be only a few notes left in your mind. How can I find a song? Could you just give me a short chat on your computer's microphone or even just play a few clicks on the keyboard to find the desired song? This is what the following music search engine is trying to implement.
1. Midomi
This is a music search engine introduced by Phillipp. Its biggest feature is that it allows you to sing a short song melody to your computer microphone, then it will find the relevant songs based on these sounds. A song can be a singer's original song or a user's version of the website.
2. SongTapper
Tony Ruscoe recommends this website. You can even just tap the space key on the keyboard and knock out the approximate rhythm of the song. It will help you find the relevant song. Of course, if you have the conditions to beat the rhythm and sing a short song loudly, it will be further helpful to find more accurate results.
3. TuneSpotting
This is a music search engine recommended by Dave. You can use the keyboard to play the music melody. If you have enough music knowledge, you can also write the accurate notes directly, to better search for related music. If you do not want to be so troublesome, it is also a good choice to listen to different music in its music database directly on the website.
4. ThemeFinder
This music search engine is only intended for users with professional music knowledge, because you need to enter relevant music parameters accurately to search.
5. Musipedia
Open music encyclopedia. You can search for music by playing a melody, singing a song, or simply hitting the rhythm on the keyboard on Musipedia. Of course, you can also enter accurate notes for searching, it feels like a set of functions of the above music search engines. This is recommended by Jim C.
There must be other music search engines. If you want to recommend them, leave a message after this article and I will add it here.
It seems that Google should have launched such a search function for a long time, because this function is very useful. Google has the largest search user group. With such a music search function, it should be a good "Qian Jing" to work with record companies ".
