Music Finder and Downloader Bot

A song plays in a clip or on the street, and you have no idea what it is. Or you remember two lines of the chorus and the melody has been stuck in your head for two days. This bot hunts for music from whatever clue you have and sends the track back. 🎵

The profile is short: it downloads and recognizes music. You can identify a song by its name, its lyrics, a link to a social video, or any sound you record and send in.

Seven ways to hint at what you want

You do not have to remember the exact title. Almost anything that carries a song is accepted.

• Song title or artist. The fastest route if you remember anything at all.
• Lyrics. Type a line from the chorus the way you remember it.
• Link to a social video. The bot pulls the music out of the clip.
• Voice message. Hum or sing the tune.
• Video or video message. Forward the circle or clip where the track plays.
• Audio file. A voice recorder note or a piece from another chat works.

Finding the track from someone else's clip

This is the classic case: a great song plays in a stranger's video and the caption says nothing. Copy the link to the clip and send it to the bot without downloading the file first.

If the link fails, download the video and forward it into the chat. The music only needs to be audible and clear. 🎧

What the commands do

The bot menu has two commands. /lang opens the interface language choice.

/top shows a list of popular songs. It is a handy way to hear what everyone is listening to when you have nothing specific in mind.

How to get a more accurate match

Recognition by sound depends on recording quality. Noise, conversation and echo get in the way, so a cleaner fragment gives better odds.

1. Pick the chorus or a catchy part. Intros often sound alike across songs.
2. Record close to the source. A few seconds of clean sound beat a minute of noise.
3. Switch methods. If sound fails, try typing the lyrics.

Music and copyright

Tracks are protected by copyright. Saving a song to listen privately is one thing. Posting it to your channel or using it in an ad is another.

If you need music for a blog video, check the license: many artists and music services have separate terms for commercial use. 🙂

Watch what you are asked for

Finding music needs no passwords, SMS codes or card details. If the bot or someone claiming to represent it asks for any of that, close the chat.

The admin contact is listed in the bot profile. The bot has gathered around 178 thousand users, so replies may take longer at busy hours. If a track is not found, try again with a different clue.