Examples of QbH Systems
SoundHound and Midomi are the only commercially available query by humming services available online at Midomi.com or on the mobile app called SoundHound. Both are powered by the same backend and are capable of recognizing humming and singing as well as recorded tracks. For the singing and humming search, the searchable database is based on Midomi.com's user contributions. Midomi has collected about one million tracks based on user contributions in multiple languages, making it the largest database of its kind by a large margin. The top four languages are: English, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish.
Musipedia is an example of a QbH system that uses a variety of input methods such as humming, tapping the keyboard, keyboard search (a virtual piano keyboard), draw notes, and a contour search, using Parsons Code to encode the music pieces.
Tunebot is a music search engine that uses queries from humming, lyrics, and melody. People can contribute to the database and expand the variety of searchable songs. Tunebot also serves as the back-end for a game called Karaoke Callout, in which players' performances are compared by the engine with songs in the database.
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