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Just took a look at your company's website. Looks interesting but I am a bit confused. Can you explain what is your product? Not 100% sure I understand.
by richardknop 10y ago
Just took a look at your company's website. Looks interesting but I am a bit confused.
Can you explain what is your product? Not 100% sure I understand.
- Cyph0n 10y agoI believe their original product was a song recognition system similar to Shazam. It looks like they've now expanded to other applications related to audio recognition and processing.
- ClassyJacket 10y agoIt was, and it was better at one point because unlike Shazam, you could sing or hum songs too. I think they relied on user submissions for that functionality, but if it works it works.
- yellowapple 10y agoOnce upon a time (and probably still now, though it sounds like they've generalized their idea a bit), SoundHound was a Shazam competitor with a nifty feature where you could sing or hum the song and SoundHound would actually manage to figure out what song you're singing. I definitely preferred it over Shazam by a long shot, but its song database was a bit lacking (or maybe the recognition piece was working too hard), so I'd often have to try again with Shazam. I've since switched to a personal policy of "no Google stuff on my phone", which means not having access to the Play Store. I haven't checked lately to see if SoundHound is on Amazon's app store (it wasn't when I first checked, but neither were Spotify or TuneIn and now they're both available, so I might go do that).
- ClassyJacket 10y agoIs there any reason not to simply download the APK if it's a free app anyway and signed correctly?
- yellowapple 10y agoThere is none, but I generally prefer to have my apps managed through at least some system of notifying me of potential updates.