Music Radar

Music Radar is a cool app that helps you figure out the name of a song you just heard. You know how it goes—you hear a catchy tune and want to know what it is. Instead of reaching for Shazam, if you're on Linux, you can use Music Radar! It’s designed just for Linux desktops.

Quick and Easy Song Recognition

This app makes it super easy to find out the song's title, artist, album, and more—all in just a few clicks! And don't worry; it usually takes only a couple of seconds.

How It Works

When you first open Music Radar, you get to choose where the sound comes from: either your microphone or your speakers. If you pick the microphone option, it can record sounds from any external source. On the other hand, if you go with speakers, it captures music coming from any app on your computer. Basically, anything that goes through your sound card can be picked up by Music Radar!

The Magic Behind Music Radar

If you're curious about how this all works behind the scenes, here’s the scoop: Music Radar uses the AudD API. This is a real-time music recognition service with over 80 million songs in its database! It has some pretty neat technology that helps grab content from various sources.

Unlimited Access with AudD API

You get a few trials each day with AudD API. But if you create an account and get your own API key, you'll have unlimited access! This means you can use it as much as you'd like every day.

A Simple Yet Reliable App

Now, let’s be honest—Music Radar isn’t going to win any style awards compared to modern mobile apps. Its design is pretty basic and lacks fancy effects or animations. But what really matters is that it works perfectly!

The Bottom Line

The real star here is definitely the AudD service. It's faster and better than we expected! Combine that with an easy-to-use interface, and it's clear why Music Radar is such a reliable choice for identifying music—and totally worth checking out!