You are watching a video on YouTube, and it contains one song that you are very interested in. So you want to know what you're listening to, but how can you find out?
Identifying a song is easy as there are many music recognition apps like Shazam and Soundhound. But below we will see one extension which specializes in recognizing songs you hear in say YouTube videos.
Η AHA Music extension (for Chrome) will help you find the song you are looking for.
If you are watching a video and you are interested in the music you are listening to, do it click on the extension icon in Chrome.
It will try to identify the song used in the video as long as it starts playing in the first minute. The AHA Music extension keeps a history of all the songs it has found for you, so you can easily search for them again. You can instantly stream the song to Spotify.
The extension seems worth it, but this one minute limit should be gone, as if you want to recognize a song that starts much later, you will need to use another application.
But below we will see how you can use the same extension to find the song you are interested in in a YouTube video even if it does not start the first minute.
When you copy one to a YouTube video, the video starts over. However, by adding the form & t = YmXXs at the end of the URL at the time you want, you can start the video exactly where you want it.
For example, you want to hear the beginning of Dire Straits' Private Investigations solo. The link for the video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQtMiCBX2b0 and if to proceed to the solo you have to add it at the end t = 4m48s
This is how the link will be made https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQtMiCBX2b0&t=4m48s
This way you can use AHA Music again on a video that does not contain the song you are interested in from the beginning. Until they improve the expansion…
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