Does anyone have any kind of idea what this song could be ?
Is it just one of those demo tunes included in some video editing programs ?
The video with the song in question: Aerzen G-5 Delta Blower - YouTube
Is it just one of those demo tunes included in some video editing programs ?
The video with the song in question: Aerzen G-5 Delta Blower - YouTube
Some Nokia mobiles have a software for identifying songs by listening to it.
Great feature.
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Great feature.
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Since nobody seem to know what the above song is, lets see if anyone know what this song could be: Jenz Chippertruck - YouTube
It does sound like a commercial trance song.
It does sound like a commercial trance song.
To me all the trance stuff sounds the same.
The first song is an instrumental version of something I have heard but can't quite place right now. It's a few years old and the words "you don't know me" or "you don't own me" seem to sound right. Maybe that will spark someones memory.
The first song is an instrumental version of something I have heard but can't quite place right now. It's a few years old and the words "you don't know me" or "you don't own me" seem to sound right. Maybe that will spark someones memory.
Tunatic only works on known songs. soundhound is an iphone app and i dont own an iphone.
Both above are likely demo tunes in a video editing program though.
Both above are likely demo tunes in a video editing program though.
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There is a program on the net, and I cannot recall the name just now, but I will post it if I find it.
It identifies songs from the note pattern. You think of the tune note by note, and enter whether the next note is higher or lower or the same. SO a tune becomes a series of ups and downs. SOunds like it wouldn;t work, but it does. So the opening few notes of Beethoven's 5th are entered as same-same-same-down. Of course some patterns are more common than others, and you often get more than one response. But the more notes you enter, the more it can be selective.
("0" for start)
0 u u u u d d u u d d u d ...
What??? You don't recognize stairway to heaven???
It identifies songs from the note pattern. You think of the tune note by note, and enter whether the next note is higher or lower or the same. SO a tune becomes a series of ups and downs. SOunds like it wouldn;t work, but it does. So the opening few notes of Beethoven's 5th are entered as same-same-same-down. Of course some patterns are more common than others, and you often get more than one response. But the more notes you enter, the more it can be selective.
("0" for start)
0 u u u u d d u u d d u d ...
What??? You don't recognize stairway to heaven???
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