每个人都遇到过这种情况：您正在购买杂货，突然间您意识到您正在随着扬声器播放的音乐而跳动。你拿出手机，但你的应用程序无法识别歌曲是什么。音乐结束，随之而来的是你内心的平静——因为你在余生中都想知道这首歌是什么。
当您听到喜欢的歌曲时，您需要最好的音乐识别应用程序来帮助您找到它。这些应用程序只需听几秒钟即可告诉您歌曲的名称，帮助您找到购买地点等等。
SoundHound让用户可以轻松准确地找到按下哪个按钮来识别音乐：应用程序中间的一个大橙色按钮。如果您时间紧迫（例如歌曲快要结束了），您只需说“OK，Hound”，您就可以在应用程序中标记歌曲。
真正让SoundHound在竞争中脱颖而出的一项功能是它能够根据哼唱或演唱歌曲来识别音乐。如果您无法及时识别歌曲，请尝试将曲调哼唱到SoundHound。它使您有第二次机会识别您听到的朗朗上口的节拍。
它包括标记歌曲的功能，以便您以后购买、查看歌词等。如果您有兴趣，SoundHound也有自己的语音助手，但它无法与Google Assistant或Siri 相提并论(Siri)。
SoundHound是免费且受广告支持的，但如果您想摆脱广告，您可以花 7 美元购买高级版本（称为SoundHound Infinite）。但是，除了删除广告之外，这样做没有多大意义。
Shazam是目前最流行的音乐识别应用程序之一。它包含多种功能，可帮助您识别您听到的音乐，以及发现您可能听不到的新艺术家的音乐。
国家和城市图表让(City Charts)您(Country)可以轻松找到来自世界各地的音乐。您甚至可以让Shazam播放音乐，然后直接加入它提供的混音。Shazam还可以根据您之前识别的音乐为您制作播放列表。
至于识别音乐，Shazam有两种模式。第一个是您最可能熟悉的内容：只需点击即可识别歌曲。另一种模式更有趣：Auto-Shazam。无需点击按钮，您只需长按即可激活Auto-Shazam。
(Auto-Shazam)即使应用程序未打开，Auto-Shazam也会自动收听和识别音乐。虽然这并不是一直以来的最佳选择，但如果您发现自己所在的地方有您喜欢的不熟悉的音乐，这可能是一个不错的选择。
Shazam可免费使用，但受广告支持。如果您想摆脱广告，只需 3 美元即可。
MusicID是一个鲜为人知的应用程序，它不像(MusicID)Shazam等大牌那样花里胡哨，但它确实擅长识别音乐。对于喜欢极简主义的用户来说， MusicID(MusicID)是一个不错的选择，因为该应用程序仅提供基本信息，屏幕上没有太多其他信息。
只需轻按即可识别歌曲。一旦MusicID为您找到了歌曲，它就会提供在 iTunes 上购买它的选项（尽管现在它打开了Apple Music。）MusicID还允许您对已识别的歌曲发表评论，以便您记住您识别歌曲的位置和原因。
MusicID还提供有关歌曲的元数据。例如，在前面确定的Michael Buble歌曲中，它提供了流派、情绪，甚至是艺术家的出身。这是了解更多关于您喜欢的音乐家的好方法。
与MusicID一样，MusixMatch是一款比Shazam更专注的应用程序。它只专注于识别歌曲和提供歌词，但您通常可以找到多种语言的歌词。随着歌曲的播放，单词将突出显示，以便您跟随。
您可以将MusixMatch连接到您的Apple Music资料库并跟随歌词。如果您不知道歌曲的名称，但您记得歌曲中的一行，则可以仅使用该信息进行搜索。通常情况下，您将能够找到匹配项。
MusixMatch Premium订阅背后还有许多高级选项。每月 3 美元或每年大约 36 美元，你就可以解锁派对模式(Party Mode)，这是一款无广告的应用程序，只需单击一下即可清理你的音乐库，等等。
Genius是一款适合歌曲爱好者的应用程序。它具有音乐识别功能，可以让您跟随歌曲的歌词，但它还具有许多其他功能。您可以观看喜欢的艺术家的视频和采访，搜索新音乐等等。
需要注意的一件事是，虽然Genius可以为您识别音乐，但它不会保存您列出的所有歌曲。它将显示最新的歌曲，但如果您识别出很多音乐，您需要手动保存它们。
您还可以突出显示歌词并对其进行注释，以将您的知识贡献给应用程序。确定歌曲后，您可以在歌词下方滚动以查找专辑中的下一首歌曲，以及您可能喜欢的类似音乐类型。
5 Best Music Recognition Apps to Find Similar Songs By Tune
It has happеned to everyone: you’re shopping for groceries and suddenly you realize you’re bopping along to the music playіng over the speakers. You whip out your phone, but your app can’t іdentify what the song is. The music ends, and with it, your peace of mind—as yоu wonder for the rest of your life what the ѕong was.
When you hear a song you like, you need the best possible music recognition app to help you find what it is. These apps will tell you the name of the song with just a few seconds of listening, help you find where to buy it, and much more.
SoundHound makes it easy for users to find exactly what button to press to identify music: a great big orange one right in the middle of the app. If you’re pressed for time (like if the song is almost at its end), you can just say, “OK, Hound” and you can tag the song within the app.
One feature that really sets SoundHound apart from the competition is its ability to identify music based on humming or singing the song. If you aren’t able to identify the song in time, try humming the tune to SoundHound. It gives you a second chance to identify that catchy beat you heard.
It includes the ability to tag songs so that you can purchase it later, view the lyrics, and more. If you’re interested, SoundHound also has its own voice assistant, but it doesn’t stack up against either Google Assistant or Siri.
SoundHound is free and ad-supported, but if you want to get rid of ads, you can purchase the premium version (called SoundHound Infinite) for $7. There’s not much point in doing so other than removing ads, however.
Shazam is one of the most popular music recognition apps out there. It’s packed with features to help you identify music you hear, as well as discover music from new artists you might not hear about otherwise.
The Country & City Charts make it easy to find music from around the world. You can even tell Shazam to play music and just jam out to the mix it provides. Shazam can also make a playlist for you based on the music you’ve identified previously.
As for identifying music, Shazam has two modes. The first is what you’re most likely familiar with: just tap to identify the song. The other mode is a lot more interesting: Auto-Shazam. Rather than tapping the button, you long press to activate Auto-Shazam.
Auto-Shazam will automatically listen for and identify music, even if the app isn’t open. While this isn’t the best option all the time, it can be a great option if you find yourself in a place with unfamiliar music that you enjoy.
Shazam is free to use, but is supported by ads. If you want to go ad-free, you can do so for $3.
MusicID is a lesser-known app that doesn’t pack as many bells and whistles as bigger names like Shazam, but it does excel at identifying music. MusicID is a great choice for users who prefer minimalism, as the app provides only the basic information without much else on screen.
Just tap to identify the song. Once MusicID finds the tune for you, it provides the option to buy it on iTunes (although now that opens to Apple Music.) MusicID also allows you to make comments on identified songs so you can remember where and why you identified the song.
MusicID also provides metadata about the songs. For example, in the Michael Buble song identified earlier, it provides genre, mood, and even the origin of the artist. It’s a great way to learn more about the musicians you enjoy.
Like MusicID, MusixMatch is a more dedicated app than Shazam. It focuses solely on identifying songs and providing lyrics, but you can often find the lyrics in multiple languages. As the song plays, the words will be highlighted so you can follow along.
You can connect MusixMatch to your Apple Music library and follow along with the lyrics. If you don’t know a song’s name but you remember a line from the song, you can search with just that information. More often than not, you’ll be able to find a match.
There are also a host of premium options behind the MusixMatch Premium subscription. For $3 per month or roughly $36 per year, you unlock Party Mode, an ad-free app, the ability to clean up your music library with a single click, and more.
Genius is an app for song lovers. It has music recognition capabilities and will allow you to follow the lyrics of the song, but it also has a lot of other features. You can watch videos and interviews with your favorite artists, search for new music, and more.
One thing to note is that while Genius can identify music for you, it doesn’t save all the songs you’ve listed. It will show the most recent songs, but if you identify a lot of music you’ll want to manually save them.
You can also highlight lyrics and annotate them to contribute your knowledge to the app. Once you’ve identified a song, you can scroll below the lyrics to find the next song on the album it comes from, as well as similar types of music you may enjoy.
