Systems and Methods for Sound Recognition
AssigneeSoundHound, Inc.
InventorsAaron Steven Master, Timothy P. Stonehocker, Benjamin John Levitt, Jun Huang, Keyvan Mohajer
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AssigneeSoundHound, Inc.
InventorsAaron Steven Master, Timothy P. Stonehocker, Benjamin John Levitt, Jun Huang, Keyvan Mohajer
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Systems and methods for recognizing sounds are provided herein. User input relating to one or more sounds is received from a computing device. Instructions, which are stored in memory, are executed by a processor to discriminate the one or more sounds, extract music features from the one or more sounds, analyze the music features using one or more databases, and obtain information regarding the music features based on the analysis. Further, information regarding the music features of the one or more sounds may be transmitted to display on the computing device.
A method for recognizing one or more sounds, comprising:
A method for recognizing one or more sounds, comprising:
A computer readable storage medium having embodied thereon a program, the program being executable by a processor to perform a method for recognizing one or more sounds, the method comprising:
A system for recognizing one or more sounds, comprising:
A system for recognizing one or more sounds, comprising:
An audio discriminator, comprising:
A flag for a display of a computing device, the computing device further comprising a local music database for storing one or more music features, the flag generated by a server coupled to the computing device, the flag visually depicting a determination of whether music features of one or more sounds are already stored in the local music database of the computing device, the flag being transmitted to display on the display of the computing device.
A premium row for a display of a computing device, the premium row generated by a server coupled to the computing device, the premium row depicting relevant content relating to music features of one or more sounds, the premium row being transmitted to display on the display of the computing device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.