Shazam

Mariam Elsayed
 Shazam...what exactly is it?

We will offer yourselves for the project in this

sound project.
Say you're at a party, a song comes on, and you
love it right away, but you don’t know the title or
the artist. How can you find it later? In the past,
your options were limited--you could try asking
your friends, but what if they don’t know?
When it was launched in the UK?

Shazam—which launched in the United

Kingdom in 2002 as a call-in service and
became widely known in the United States
when it hit the iPhone—solves the dilemma
in a few clicks.
How actuation shazam
Press a button on your phone, and in seconds
you'll get the artist and song title. Other than
Snapchat, it's the most useful thing you can do
on your phone.
What is a sound?
Sound and music are parts of our everyday sensory
experience.

We seldom take the time to ponder the

characteristics and behaviors of sound and the
mechanisms by which sounds are produced,
propagated, and detected. The basis for an
understanding of sound, music and hearing is the
physics of waves.
 Music and physics
A sound is a vibration that propagates through air (or water) and can be

decrypted by ears. For example, when you listen to your mp3 player the

earphones produce vibrations that propagate through air until they reach

your ears. The light is also a

vibration but you can’t hear it because your ears can’t decrypt it (but your

eyes can).

A vibration can be modeled by sinusoidal waveforms. In this chapter, we’ll

see how music can be physically/technically described.

 how many people use shazam?
Since a large number of potential consumers have already begun using
Shazam

A large number of people are using multi-screen feature, which enhances

the popular Shazam in the region and the world

Consumers uses multiple digital devices at the same time as watching

television and participation

In other digital activities by smart devices

What helps the consumer to learn more about the brand through to satisfy
his curiosity
 Shazam
Though it might be odd, the frequency sensitivity of ears is

logarithmic. It means that:

● between 32.70 Hz and 61.74Hz (the 1st octave)

● or between 261.63Hz and 466.16Hz (4th octave)

● or between 2 093 Hz and 3 951.07Hz (7th octave)

 Spectrogram
A music song is played by multiple instruments and singers. All those

instruments produce a combination of sinewaves at multiples frequencies and

the overall is an even bigger combination of sinewaesA music song is played

by multiple instruments and singers. All those instruments produce a

combination of sinewaves at multiples frequencies and the overall is an even

bigger combination of sinewaes