Pyzam is a free CLI music recognition tool for audio and mixtapes in Python.
Pyzam requires ffmpeg installed.
$ pip install git+https://github.com/lukafilipxvic/Pyzam.git#egg=Pyzam
# Listen to speaker (5 seconds by default)
pyzam --speaker
# Listen to microphone
pyzam --microphone
# Listen to audio files
pyzam --input audio_file.mp3# Loop the recognition continously
pyzam --speaker -d 10 --loop
# Listen to mixtapes and save record log as csv file
pyzam --input audio_file.mp3 --duration 12 --mixtapeSee pyzam --help for more options.
| Argument name | Description |
|---|---|
| --input | Detects from the given audio input file |
| --microphone, -m | Listens to the microphone of your device |
| --speaker, -s | Listens to the speaker of your device (default) |
| --help, -h | Show usage & options and exit |
| --duration, -d | Length of microphone or speaker recording. Max = 12 seconds. |
| --loop, -l | Loop the recognition process indefinitely |
| --mixtape | Detects every -d seconds for a given input file, only works with --input. --write is enabled automatically. |
| --json, -j | Return the whole Shazamio output in json |
| --write, -w | Writes the output of as a csv file |
Shazam allows up to 20 requests per minute. Hence, a proxy is recommended to speed up recognition when using --mixtape.
The maximum sample duration that Shazam allows is 12 seconds. Any audio after 12 seconds will not be recieved by Shazam.
