MusicRadar - Identify music1.1

MusicRadar - Identify music records a short sample through the microphone or from audio produced by another application, then identifies the song playing in that sample. It solves the practical problem of naming music heard around a computer or already playing on it, with two capture paths for these different situations.

An identification can provide the song title, artist, album, and associated album artwork. Search history keeps earlier matches available for later reference, while each result can be previewed, searched on YouTube, or opened directly in Spotify. Dark-theme support provides an alternative appearance for the interface.

It suits listeners identifying a track in a room, checking audio from another desktop program, or revisiting songs they have already found. Published by keshavbhatt, it is open-source software intended for desktop use.

Before installing, users need Linux with snapd available, and the software targets x86_64 (amd64) architecture. Version 1.1 is the current release. People comparing song-recognition tools may place it alongside Shazam and BandLab, while MusicRadar’s distinguishing practical detail is the choice between microphone input and system-audio recording.