I still have one weird piece of disco music that I've never been able to tie to a particular artist, pretty good mystery that one. I managed to recover it from the tape after not playing it for decades.
I still have one weird piece of disco music that I've never been able to tie to a particular artist, pretty good mystery that one. I managed to recover it from the tape after not playing it for decades.
I would also try the TranceAddict forums which have 20 year old section on identifying tracks.
Most of my mysteries have been solved now due to these technologies and internet fora.
I tried this myself a couple of times in the past without success, but the one I made recently is of sufficient quality to generate a match.
Edit: heh, found your twitter: https://twitter.com/NoChameIeon/status/1426999239599611911
It's this song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-mcSVj0Vew
So, one mystery solved, and one memory of a good friend restored.
Playing it loud on an average, bass boosted bluetooth speaker box (almost to the point of distortion) and letting my phone's crappy microphone pick up the song... Did.
Given that the song detecting apps expect to pick up songs people play by sticking their phone in the air, I would not be surprised if a signal could also be _too high_ of a quality for a match.