Unlike the previously mentioned SoundHound, which uses a song’s audio pattern to identify the track playing, Hound allows you to just speak the title or the artist to see songs that match your search. When the app finds the song you’re looking for, you can listen to an audio preview of the track, read more about the song or the artist, or hop over to YouTube to watch the music video.
If your voice search doesn’t work, you can always use the keyword search. Hound is meant to be a song search tool, not so much a music-on-demand app. It does, however, give you an easy way to learn more about any artist you hear about, and preview their music. Hound is free, and available in the iTunes App Store and the Android App Market.
SoundHound [via AddictiveTips]
moey
Sunday, June 12, 2011 at 9:56 PMwill try.
Dale
Sunday, June 12, 2011 at 10:21 PMwhat if i sing a few lines of the song? >_>
moey
Monday, June 13, 2011 at 9:55 AMlooking for it now…. it’s not on the android market, even on the dev’s ‘all apps by dev’ site..
TrendyTim
Monday, June 13, 2011 at 12:31 PMBut soundHound is free and does exactly the same plus more, although i suppose if your adverse to free apps with ads then hound would be your option.