Musixmatch's premium plan is $3/month and provides a few benefits, like letting you save lyrics for offline use and enjoying word-by-word lyric syncing. This is a clever way to practice learning a language with your favorite music. As a cool benefit, you can show the lyrics translated into another language right below the original words (if available). Once you tag a song, the lyrics will immediately start playing. You can access past songs using the History link at the top-right, or use the Search tab to look up anything without tagging it. The music identification portion, which is what we'll test here, is under the Identify tab and works just like Shazam and SoundHound. To activate this, press and hold the Shazam logo. Notably, the app offers the Auto Shazam feature, which constantly listens for music and IDs it even when you don't have the app open. Tap the Settings gear to connect your Apple Music or Spotify accounts and tweak a few preferences. As you use the app, you'll find a Playlists For You section with music the service recommends.
Use the Search panel at the top-right to look up anything you like, where you can access the same page as if you had identified the song with Shazam. You can listen to a sample, share it with others, open it in Spotify or Apple Music, watch the music video, see related music, and find other tracks from that artist. Upon opening it, tap its iconic logo button to start listening for music to identify.Įvery song you tag is collected in the My Music panel below, which lets you access a ton of information about the music.
Based on popularity alone and its accurate music recognition, Shazam is the app to beat in this showdown.
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