Google introduced a new feature for its Assistant. Users can now hum a tune to find songs. This feature is called “Hum to Search.” It helps people identify music they cannot name. The update is available now. Android and iOS users can access it through the Google Assistant app.
(Google Adds “Hum to Search” Feature to its Assistant)
People often get songs stuck in their head. Sometimes they do not know the title or artist. This tool solves that problem. Users simply hum the melody into their phone. The Assistant listens. It then finds possible song matches. Google uses machine learning for this task. The technology analyzes the hummed melody. It compares the melody pattern to its huge music database.
This method works even if the user hums off-key. It works if they only remember part of the tune. Users do not need perfect pitch. They do not need the exact lyrics. The Assistant processes the sound input quickly. It provides a list of potential song results. Users can then select the correct one. This feature expands Google’s search capabilities. It moves beyond text and voice commands.
(Google Adds “Hum to Search” Feature to its Assistant)
The “Hum to Search” feature is easy to use. Open the Google Assistant app. Tap the microphone icon. Choose the new “Search a song” option. Start humming the melody for ten to fifteen seconds. The Assistant will display its best guesses. This tool is integrated into Google Search too. People can also access it through the Google app. The feature supports many languages worldwide. It works on most recent smartphones. Google plans to improve it over time. More songs will be added to the recognition database.
