The Magic of Music Matching
Offered By: GOTO Conferences via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of music matching technology in this conference talk from GOTO Oslo 2020. Discover how apps like Shazam work their magic as experienced developer and architect Roy van Rijn breaks down the algorithms and techniques behind audio fingerprinting. Learn about sound processing, Fourier transformations, and the intricacies of creating a Java-based Shazam clone. Gain insights into the practical applications of these technologies beyond music recognition and witness a live demonstration of the speaker's own implementation. Delve into the intersection of programming, mathematics, and audio analysis in this engaging 38-minute presentation that demystifies the seemingly magical process of identifying songs from short audio samples.
Syllabus
Introduction
Programming
Shazam Story
Java Code
The Graph
What is Sound
The Brain
Fourier Transformation
Window
Fingerprinting
Demo
Other uses
Taught by
GOTO Conferences
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