Using a powerful music recognition engine, this application can help you quickly identify the name of any song and the corresponding artist.
- My Music Recognition
- Version :2.4
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Amir Hammoutene
My Music Recognition Description
My Music Recognition uses a powerful audio recognition engine in order to help you get the name of the song you are listening to. It can capture sound from radio streams, the installed music player, the web browser or any other source and display the name of the song in just a few moments.
Accessibility from the system tray
The application runs silently in the background, without requiring any user interaction. However, you do have to create an account on the Echo Nest and enter the generated API key to make it work.
Its options are accessible via the right-click context menu in the system tray, where you can constantly monitor its activity. The menu also enables you to access the complete list of the songs captured so far, displayed either in a simple table or in a text file.
Fast stream analysis and song name retrieval
My Music Recognition takes advantage of the power of Virtual Audio Capture Grabber in order to record sounds that can be heard from the computer speakers or headphones. In order to do so, it captures a piece of the playing song and proceeds to analyzing lyrics and notes.
Once the analysis procedure is completed, a small popup window is displayed next to the system tray, containing the name of the song. With a single click, you can search for it on YouTube, Deezer, Grooveshark or Amazon, find remixes on SoundCloud or search for the song lyrics or tablature.
The right-click menu also offers you options for finding the artist on Discogs and Wikipedia or search for the Facebook fan page, which helps you quickly find out more about the song author and discover the entire discography.
Powerful audio recognition software
My Music Recognition is an application that can prove useful to any user. With its help, you won’t have to wonder around trying to find the name of a song you recently heard on the radio. Just keep it running in the background and you will get the name of the song instantly. Furthermore, it remembers all the songs you listened, enabling you to create your own playlist.