Used Tunatic for Mac?
Developer’s Description
By Wild Bits
Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- Latest update
- Version
- 1.1.0
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Mac
- Operating System
- Mac OS X
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 2,769
- Downloads Last Week
- 0
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User Reviews
3/5
3 User Votes
3 Strikes & yer Out!!
nikabuz- Pros
- None at all.
- Cons
- Doesn't Work Failed to recognise all 3 songs.
- Summary
- Tried it on 3 well-known songs - both new & classic. Failed to recognise any of them. Will stick to using apps on my iPhone like Soundhound / MusicID & Shazam. Though the developers of Shazam have deliberately broken the free version to get you to buy the paid version.
Allows you to figure the names of those unnamed songs.
captainringo- Pros
- Finds the Song name and Artist of the Unknown Track. Allows you to download the song from Itunes if needed
- Cons
- Limited number of Artists in the Database, slow when finding names, could only get it to work through mic not the computer its self.
- Summary
- I find this program to be the best of it's kind due to the fact that I was unable to find another program to try out. All though it has a small database it's still a wounderful tool to have.
Cool... Fun!
paul160- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />After initial startup I didn't know there was a preference for selecting the input... apart from the System Preferences. And I was wondering why that dialog popped up... that it couldn't find my bluetooth headset. After I found it and corrected it recognised "Beautiful - Christina Aguilera" in seconds. Next (christmas) song.. no luck "Circle of Life - Elton John" no luck Another song.. no luck. Some 20 seconds into "Senza una donna - Zucchero & Paul Young"... YES! Played a song through iTunes.. bingo after some 5-10 seconds Again to the radio. Mariah Carey's Miss you most. Bingo again. I guess it all depends on the capacity of the database. The amount of songs in it. And the sound levels. And backgound noises - abcense of them. I'm still wondering to do a check running part of my itunes library through it. Just to see how many out of a load it will hit. It seems that the sond levels do make a difference in easily recognising something. Very logical.. If only for the fun factor - or that it just finds that song you're hearing in some kind of commercial. Good enough. I like it :-)