What is that song that’s playing?. “You know how that song called that says la-la-la-ri-da-da-ra-ra, la-la-ri-da-ra-ra?”. More than one should have been in this position, but today it is enough to get your smartphone to solve the problem.
This is thanks to the two best applications music recognition Market: SoundHound and Shazam. Next, we present the main functions of each application to start to discover the music you like.
The purpose of these applications is the same: recognize music. For example, if you’re at a party, shopping center, in the car, etc.. And it sounds a song you like but do not know what it’s called, simply run the application on your phone to make this record a snippet and give you the name, artist and album.
Having recognized the song, the applications allow you to see the letter, access information and discography the artist, song download on iTunes or watch their videos on YouTube. You can also share songs that you find with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. However, there are significant differences between both applications.
Differences
On the one hand, Shazam is free and is characterized by having a larger catalog of songs. Significantly, recognition of the songs in English or Spanish national. Meanwhile, SoundHound has a free version and a paying. It is here that really makes the difference SoundHound, to have some interesting features.
The first mode is “Early detection”Which ensures find the song in under 4 seconds. Compared with Shazam, SoundHound is much faster. The other feature is being able to sing, play an instrument or to hum the song directly to cell and get a result. If you do not have at that time with an Internet connection, the application saves the snippet of the song to recognize it in some other time.
Definitely, these two applications are essential in any smartphone or mobile device. Shazam continues to be a great choice when you hear songs on the radio or a party, and the paid version of SoundHound really worth it with its new features aimed at music fans seeking the best possible information.
All you have to do is go to the Android Market or the AppStore from your smartphone to get these applications that are super interesting. And you, and you use them?
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