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Why I've no doubt that Laszlo will be able to write a Song2Tap-Converter

Would it work out to take peaks from eg. WinAmps Equilizer to identify those tap position within a song ? A kind of tap recognition ???
What about an ... (now let's use a tricky low level psycho keyword method to trap/connect a guy like Laszlo to that topic ) ... Algorithm ?!!!

If you already have the song, why bother trying to record "the peaks" to search for the song? It would be recursive, but completely pointless when the input and output are always the same.

Perhaps you missed the point of the search engine? The concept is to find out the name of a song when you can only think of how it goes (ie its rhythm).

You flame me when I ask for help in, according to you, the wrong forum. And then you make completely stupid posts like this that shouldn't belong in any forum. [/rant]

Cool down, Greg.

I never saw BoBo flaming somebody, IIRC he is always polite and with tact when pointing out "wrong forum section" or "useless title". And we do too, because we feel we must educate users for a more agreable forum.

Now, indeed, perhaps this topic belongs more to the General Chat section than to the Utilities & Resources one.
Well, this is a resource, but hardly a programming one or a "utility" (more a facility ).

Beside that, I didn't visited the given site, but I find the concept amusing and if it is accurate, the technological feat is impressive: it must cope with fuzziness, as most customers are not professional percussionists...
It reminds me of the "hum that song on your phone" service...

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Greg wrote:@ Greg. If you would check out the source/link you'd see that the topic isn't indeed stupid at all. It deals with a fraction of AI. I accept your opinion about me and I leave it to the crowd to rate the post/its topic.

Greg wrote:@ Greg. Hopefully that makes sense to you. As PhiLho mentioned correctly: "as most customers are not professional percussionists".