Did you like the song? It's not the first day you've been singing it, but you don't know what it's called? No problem! Modern computer technology can help you find information about a desired track.
It is necessary
Personal computer, Internet, track detection software, microphone
Instructions
Step 1
The easiest way to find out the name of a song is to ask other people. If people around you cannot help you, contact Internet users. The easiest way to do this is on Q&A sites. In order for users to listen to your file, upload it to the file hosting. Then attach the received link in your question on the site and wait for responses from users.
Step 2
Listen to the lyrics of the song. Select the first few words of the song and search for matches in one of the search engines. Even if the lyrics are in another language, and you know it at the level of the school curriculum, this method can be effective. There are archives of song texts on the Internet, which are constantly updated.
Step 3
You can use special programs for music recognition. MusicBrainz Tagger, MusicID, Tunatic, TrackID and others. Programs are looking for a melody in their databases. It is not necessary to have the entire music recording to work with the programs. It is enough to upload a small excerpt with the original fragment. If you are lucky and the track is recognized, the programs will give out the name of the author and the title of the song.
Step 4
Several sites work on the principle of the programs described above. For example, you can use the resources audiotag.info and musipedia.org. It is enough to load an audio file or a direct link to it into the corresponding menu item. You won't have to wait long. Special search robots of the site will quickly find the melody and provide extended information about it. It can contain not only the title of the track, but also the name of the album and the biography of the artist.
Step 5
Suppose you have no way to find an audio file, but you have good vocal data. In this case, the resource midomi.com will help you. In order for him to identify the melody, it is enough to hum or whistle it into the microphone.
Step 6
If you heard the song on the radio, visit the radio station's website. Some of them have archives of records. Remember or write down the time at which this melody was played on the air. Then go to the radio site and find a piece of radio broadcast by the time parameter.
