YouTube Music has released a long-awaited feature for Android users. Users will now be able to make calls by singing or humming. Let’s take a look at this feature, which we can call a much more advanced version of Shazam.
How does YouTube Music humming search feature work?
To search in the YouTube Music app, click the magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Here you will see a new icon next to the microphone. These two side-by-side buttons offer a more convenient solution than YouTube’s main app, which offers both search features with a switch on a single screen.
YouTube Music’s live search page welcomes users with the “Play, sing or hum” option. This feature was first introduced for Google Search in 2020. This innovation, built on the “Now Playing” feature of Pixel devices, was also added to the YouTube application last October. Using artificial intelligence, the audio is matched with the original recording.
The time it takes for the feature to recognize the song you hum is quite fast. The full-screen results page shows information like cover art, song title, artist, album, year, and even download/offline status. There are also shortcuts to play the song or save it to your library. The usual overflow menu is also available for everything.
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You can exit this screen from the upper left corner or make a new search from the bottom. YouTube Music started testing this feature in March, and Google Play Music offered similar functionality long ago. The humming song search feature was released with version 7.02 of YouTube Music on the Android operating system. It is not currently released on iOS.
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