Would you mind if I first take you back to the situation in which you heard a catch song but couldn’t the title? It looks like just a few days of frustration as a YouTube Music user are the past. Like YouTube, YouTube Music just released the “Share you Tune to Search” functionality!
With an AI that recognizes humming or singing just like the installed-on version of Google Play Music, this feature takes the smart listening experience to the next level. Only one tap is required to get the dedicated button “Song”. In this case, a specific button instead of the “Voice” button is displayed on the search bar. Start now, hum or sing that song, and YouTube Music is going to employ its AI mind to find out the song right away!
And yet, even though some iPhone users might have started to enjoy the described feature, it is only gradually being spread to all users. Please, do not fret in case you don’t get your package yet, as rest assured, it should be delivered shortly.
On the contrary, in your current Spotify profile, you can store your playlist of searched songs, but now you go straight from the video identification to search results on YouTube music. Besides this, some amenities, which more users would appreciate are also possible. Consequent result accuracy is depicted as a percentage figure, much like Google Search does.
Implementing this feature puts Google Play music and YouTube music on the same level, as it is a core element of Google Play music. However, given the antiquated process of perusing our lyrics a break, or rather, it’s bye-bye to the old way of doing things now that Google Assistant (for now, Because I haven’t evolved yet) need not be solely relied on. Thus, if you find a song that you really like, instead of crying over spilled milk, just hum a tune along and let YouTube Music take care of the rest!
