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2013-06-30
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Eyrie is built on Echonest servers and music database. Yes, for the sole purpose of music recognition it is good if the song is inside Echonest.
Soundwave is built on the same servers that SoundHound uses. And it has extra features.
Soundwave is a paid app, while Eyrie ia a free alternative. Everybody is free to choose what to use.
Shazam is built on their own server. I'm really sorry this didn't work out.
In terms of quality and accuracy, I'd say SoundHound servers are the best, then Echonest and then Shazam.
I analyzed all the code, you can take my word on this.
Point is, use what you can.
Soundwave is built on the same servers that SoundHound uses. And it has extra features.
Soundwave is a paid app, while Eyrie ia a free alternative. Everybody is free to choose what to use.
Shazam is built on their own server. I'm really sorry this didn't work out.
In terms of quality and accuracy, I'd say SoundHound servers are the best, then Echonest and then Shazam.
I analyzed all the code, you can take my word on this.
Point is, use what you can.
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2013-06-30
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Joined on May 2011
@ Bulgaria
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Originally Posted by knobtviker
Eyrie is built on Echonest servers and music database. Yes, for the sole purpose of music recognition it is good if the song is inside Echonest.
Soundwave is built on the same servers that SoundHound uses. And it has extra features.
Soundwave is a paid app, while Eyrie ia a free alternative. Everybody is free to choose what to use.
Shazam is built on their own server. I'm really sorry this didn't work out.
In terms of quality and accuracy, I'd say SoundHound servers are the best, then Echonest and then Shazam.
I analyzed all the code, you can take my word on this.
Point is, use what you can
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2013-09-22
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Eyrie never work for me, for N900 only MIDOMI... There is another alternative? ???
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2013-09-26
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Originally Posted by knobtviker
didn't know about this eyrie application - just tested it and it seems to work fine - thanks
Eyrie is built on Echonest servers and music database. Yes, for the sole purpose of music recognition it is good if the song is inside Echonest.
Soundwave is built on the same servers that SoundHound uses. And it has extra features.
Soundwave is a paid app, while Eyrie ia a free alternative. Everybody is free to choose what to use.
Shazam is built on their own server. I'm really sorry this didn't work out.
In terms of quality and accuracy, I'd say SoundHound servers are the best, then Echonest and then Shazam.
I analyzed all the code, you can take my word on this.
Point is, use what you can.
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2015-12-05
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Let me post here a workaround solution for music hunting...
1. Have a recording app installed. I use the basic recorder which records sound to wav format. Record the music and save it somewhere you can find back easily.
2. Go to Audiotag.info and upload the file you recorded... Opera will work just fine but you won't see the "browse" button BUT the upper right corner helps you and provides the necessary upload button.
3. Once you uploaded the file and you proved that you are not a bot guess what it will tell you the music...
It won't find everything as the recording quality is poor and the database might not be 100% updated but works. Still better than nothing. Good hunting everybody. ;-)
1. Have a recording app installed. I use the basic recorder which records sound to wav format. Record the music and save it somewhere you can find back easily.
2. Go to Audiotag.info and upload the file you recorded... Opera will work just fine but you won't see the "browse" button BUT the upper right corner helps you and provides the necessary upload button.
3. Once you uploaded the file and you proved that you are not a bot guess what it will tell you the music...
It won't find everything as the recording quality is poor and the database might not be 100% updated but works. Still better than nothing. Good hunting everybody. ;-)
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