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acoustic fingerprint

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acoustic fingerprint
A summary of the attributes of sound that is used to identify a variety of audio material, including music, sound effects and radio broadcasts. It is widely used to identify commercial music recordings over the radio. The fingerprint is an analysis of the audio waveforms and includes such characteristics as beats per minute (tempo), frequency range, average power in each frequency band (spectral flatness) and acoustic resonances. See music search, Mobile MusicID, MusicDNS and Shazam.


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An iPod, mobile phone or any other device fitted with an anti-theft acoustic fingerprint detector would instantly detect this biometric "pin number".
SNOCAP enables record labels to manage their catalog of digital masters and related acoustic fingerprints that uniquely identifies and tracks their music.
This acoustic fingerprint is comprised of a material's spectral acoustic properties of impedance, sound velocity and absorption, which allow a computer to be programmed to automatically detect illicit materials such as plastic explosives.
 
 
 
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