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Recognizing a recording isn't hard to do, because, for the same recording, the chords follow each other with precisely repeatable timing. That's been around for
by Animats 6mo ago
Recognizing a recording isn't hard to do, because, for the same recording, the chords follow each other with precisely repeatable timing. That's been around for well over a decade. Recognizing a different recording, say, a, cover version, of the same song, is much more work.
Audible Magic claims to be able to recognize multiple performances of the same songs, and even parodies.[1] Using, of course, "AI technology" and much more compute.
[1] https://www.audiblemagic.com/2024/02/07/identifying-cover-songs-live-performances-ai-clones-and-more/ https://www.audiblemagic.com/2024/02/07/identifying-cover-so...
- bitexploder 6mo ago20 years at least. I remember seeing how Gracenote worked back in the day when I was consulting for them.
- andai 6mo agoWhy is this harder than "delete timing information" ?
- Gigachad 6mo ago"Isn't hard to do" is doing some heavy lifting. Obviously on a society level it's simple tech we managed ages ago. But I would bet if you tasked individual devs at building it without looking up the answer, very few could do it.