Google Now Lets You Search for Songs By Humming or Singing
Google Search Can Now Identify a Melody Through AI
Google has announced a new feature for its search engine that allows users to search for songs by humming or singing. The feature is powered by Google's artificial intelligence (AI) technology and is designed to help users identify songs that they may not know the title or artist of.
To use the feature, users simply tap the microphone icon in the Google Search bar and then hum or sing the melody of the song. Google's AI will then analyze the melody and provide a list of possible matches. Users can then select the correct match and listen to the song, view the lyrics, or add the song to their library.
How Does the Feature Work?
Google's new song search feature is powered by a machine learning model that has been trained on a massive dataset of songs. The model is able to identify the key characteristics of a melody, such as the pitch, rhythm, and timbre. When a user hums or sings a melody, the model compares it to the songs in its database and returns a list of possible matches.
The feature is still in its early stages of development, but it is already quite accurate. In a test conducted by Google, the feature was able to correctly identify over 80% of the songs that were hummed or sung.
Benefits of the Feature
The new song search feature has a number of benefits. It can help users to:
- Identify songs that they may not know the title or artist of
- Discover new songs that they may like
- Learn more about the songs that they already know
The feature is also a fun and easy way to interact with Google Search. It is a great way to explore new music and discover new artists.
How to Use the Feature
To use the new song search feature, simply tap the microphone icon in the Google Search bar and then hum or sing the melody of the song. Google's AI will then analyze the melody and provide a list of possible matches. Users can then select the correct match and listen to the song, view the lyrics, or add the song to their library.
The feature is available on the Google Search app for iOS and Android, as well as on the Google Chrome browser.
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