What application do the same what shazam or soundhound does on android?
Shazam for windows and MacOs, I don't like wine, plus it is commercial. You can verify about 2-5 songs and must pay to continue.
SoundHound - closely mobile Os's app.
What kind of application for Linux/Ubuntu can do the same?
$ soundhound song.mp3
The Beatles - Let it be - imdb index#
I found this question but answers are about mp3 tag only: Application for finding song names
OK so it is a little bit of a hack.
First go to:
Directly to the flash program on the Midomi site
This will be annoying probably because you cant click on the accept microphone button because adobe is annoying. Using Tab you can move around but it still doesn't seem to let you allow with Enter. So enter on the "?". Adobe flash player has seen you have interacted with this dialogue.
Now go to the settings manager page of the Adobe site
The picture is not a picture but settings. This one works and you can tell it to always allow midomi. This should be here because of using midomi before. (If not play with the stupid broken dialoge on the midomi site 1-2 more times then restart firefox). Once you have selected Allow for midomi on the Adobe page restart firefox and fo back to the flash program and it should work!
SongRec is an application that makes use of the Shazam song identification algorithm to identify songs on the Linux desktop. It can identify songs either using the microphone or by providing an audio file.
It works both with a GUI and from the command line. Although from the command line, it can only identify songs from an audio file, like this:
songrec audio-file-to-recognized-song /path/to/song.mp3
You can use Shazam for android with Archon Runtime and Google Chrome
http://archon-runtime.github.io/
Export Shazam apk with Archon packager (install from google play) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.bpear.archonpackager&hl=de
Download Archon Runtime 2.1 Beta and Google Chrome Browser
You can use Shazam on Linux with a virtual machine with Android x86 in it and the Shazam App. I created a little video that shows the installation process and the usage:
I needed Shazam like services on my music server. I did not want a desktop application in order to run music detection from command line. With this project, you can detect current played sound : Shazam on linux
Just discovered MusicBrainz Picard, you can just easily install it with sudo apt-get install picard. It creates an audio ID of your song and looks it up in a database, did help me a lot.
I just uploaded zhavam to github. It uses ACR Cloud to retrieve the song facts of the music you’re reproducing in your Linux box.
The only thing you need is to create a free account on ACR Cloud and put your access data in zhavan.conf. You can use the config editor of zhavam to do this.
To run zhavam you need to put libacrcloud_recognizer.so in your system and update ldconf or use LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib/acrcloud.
Try using https://www.aha-music.com/ from a web browser.
