Google's music recognition helps identify songs you are playing. This feature was exclusively available to the Pixel 2 devices before. But now, Google has cut off the limit, as it is being released to all Android devices.
The music recognition feature plays a similar role like Shazam app, although the later is faster and better.
“What is playing right now”
Once Google recognizes your voice, a result like the screenshot below should display:
And in a couple of seconds, get the song that is playing.
Though, you might get “I can’t identify songs yet” response sometimes, just keep trying.
Personally, I don't see Google's music recognition as any threat to Shazam. Do you?
The music recognition feature plays a similar role like Shazam app, although the later is faster and better.
How it Works
When playing a song on your Android phone, simply long press the home button to launch your Google assistant, then, say this —“What is playing right now”
Once Google recognizes your voice, a result like the screenshot below should display:
And in a couple of seconds, get the song that is playing.
Though, you might get “I can’t identify songs yet” response sometimes, just keep trying.
Personally, I don't see Google's music recognition as any threat to Shazam. Do you?
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