Yes, and it has been out for a long time

1. Midomi

This is a music search engine introduced by Philipp. Its biggest feature is that it allows you to Hum a short melody of a song into the computer microphone, and then it will find related songs based on these sounds. The song can be the original work of the singer, or it can be a cover version by the user of the website.

2.SongTapper

Tony Ruscoe recommended this website. You can even just hit the space bar on the keyboard and type out the approximate rhythm of the song in your mind, and it will help you find related songs. Of course, if possible, tapping the rhythm and singing along loudly for a short period will be further helpful in finding more accurate results.

3.TuneSpotting

This is a music search engine recommended by Dave. You can pop up music melodies through the keyboard. If you have enough music knowledge, you can also Write the exact notes directly to better search for related music. If you don't want to go to all that trouble, it's also a good option to listen to the different melodies in its music database directly on the website.

4.ThemeFinder

This music search engine is only for users with professional music knowledge, because you must accurately enter relevant music parameters to search.

5.Musipedia

An open music encyclopedia. You can search for music on Musipedia by playing melodies on the piano keyboard, humming songs, or simply tapping rhythms on the keyboard. Of course, you can also directly enter accurate notes to search, which feels like the above music search engines. The set of functions is the same.

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