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Well, I'll tell 'ya. Yesterday my brain quit, and I could not remember for the life of me that the middle part of a song that I was humming to myself was actually from the great reggae tune, "Red Red Wine".
This drove me crazy.
So I Googled for "music recognition software" and I found these sites which promise to take your microphone, your MIDI keyboard, your *unknown* .mp3, or the notes and contours which you apply with the mouse to the embedded webpage Flash or javascript music controls and...come up with the proper name for the tune.
Well, I dunno.
This site offers a software download fer doin' it. WARNING. I haven't tried it and so I don't know to trust the download. Do you think it's alright?:
http://www.wildbits.com/tunatic/
Now these two, these are web-based systems. This here Midomi site promises to take your sorrowful ill-begotten singing or humming from your mic in order to determine the name of the tune. I dunno. I haven't tried it yet.
http://www.midomi.com/
This one I did try. For The Adventurous, Musipedia offers a Flash-based keyboard and a javascript keyboard.
http://www.musipedia.org/
Simply enter the notes in either Keyboard search either by using the mouse on the keyboard screen (remember to enable the mouseover control so you can hear the note) or by inserting your own MIDI keyboard.
The manual version includes manual selection of the note by time duration, to make a perfect audio replica, as well as a Contour Search (for Advanced Users, no doubt) but is more of a shot in the dark.
I did not find "Red Red Wine" this way. I actually finally remembered it by name. Musipedia returned several symphonies instead.
I did deliberately try entering the tune for "Hey Jude" and the program pulled up several several symphonies as well as The Beatles, so I still dunno...you can try the mic here as well and just whistle.
Do you know of any good ones? Post them here!
This drove me crazy.
So I Googled for "music recognition software" and I found these sites which promise to take your microphone, your MIDI keyboard, your *unknown* .mp3, or the notes and contours which you apply with the mouse to the embedded webpage Flash or javascript music controls and...come up with the proper name for the tune.
Well, I dunno.
This site offers a software download fer doin' it. WARNING. I haven't tried it and so I don't know to trust the download. Do you think it's alright?:
http://www.wildbits.com/tunatic/
Now these two, these are web-based systems. This here Midomi site promises to take your sorrowful ill-begotten singing or humming from your mic in order to determine the name of the tune. I dunno. I haven't tried it yet.
http://www.midomi.com/
This one I did try. For The Adventurous, Musipedia offers a Flash-based keyboard and a javascript keyboard.
http://www.musipedia.org/
Simply enter the notes in either Keyboard search either by using the mouse on the keyboard screen (remember to enable the mouseover control so you can hear the note) or by inserting your own MIDI keyboard.
The manual version includes manual selection of the note by time duration, to make a perfect audio replica, as well as a Contour Search (for Advanced Users, no doubt) but is more of a shot in the dark.
I did not find "Red Red Wine" this way. I actually finally remembered it by name. Musipedia returned several symphonies instead.
I did deliberately try entering the tune for "Hey Jude" and the program pulled up several several symphonies as well as The Beatles, so I still dunno...you can try the mic here as well and just whistle.
Do you know of any good ones? Post them here!