A few years back, I burnt some CD compilations that included many instrumentals, and never bothered to keep a tracklist.
Now that I've got much better software and hardware, I'd like to re-rip some of the titles, but the problem is that I no longer have any idea what some of the tracks are.
Does anyone know of any software that can analyse the tracks for me? There is a company in the UK called Shazam, that allows you to play music down your phone (for example, when you're in a club), and they will text you back the details. However, it costs £1 (appx. $2) per tune, which in my case, would quickly add up.
Is there any such consumer software on the market?
http://www.shazam.com/music/portal/sp/s/me...ny_profile.html (http://www.shazam.com/music/portal/sp/s/media-type/html/user/anon/page/default/template/pages/p/company_profile.html)
Try Musicbrainz. (Link (http://www.musicbrainz.org))
I bet even Shazam can only identify a handful of tracks. Probably the hits of the last few years. If you have a bit odd music, I am sure it would fail. There are just too much music out there. Sorry for being sceptical. I have no proof. Just a common sense feeling.
Triza
If you leave if for a few weeks/months, then the software from MusicIP (http://www.musicip.com/) should be able to do just what you want with their MusicDNS services (http://www.musicdns.org/). Look, they're even teaming up with MusicBrainz (http://forums.predixis.com/index.php?showtopic=1719).
C
There is also Tunatic (free download):
http://www.wildbits.com/tunatic/ (http://www.wildbits.com/tunatic/)