open source audio identification
MusicBrainz recording
The Sound of San Francisco (progressive extended mix)
Global Deejays
5:39
ebed97b5-9e98-4fff-83f0-ec5d81f89a49
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AcoustIDs
6
linked to this recording
Submissions
36
linking them to it
Fingerprints
34
distinct audio files
Duration
3:29–5:45
range of submitted files
AcoustIDs
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| A |
39731634-b2a6-4fe0-b2fa-7623844af1fb
Also linked to
The Sound of San Francisco (snow extended version) by Global Deejays, The Sound of San Francisco by Global Deejays
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11 | 5:39–5:45 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to A
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| B | d5289270-4228-4fc7-baa6-42f83706f0c9 | 1 | 5:41 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| C |
62bed8bf-21b0-4183-9719-a6decece9f60
Also linked to
The Sound of San Francisco by Global Deejays, San Francisco (English Progresive extended mix) by Global Deejays
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3 | 5:40 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to C
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| D |
77c6467f-74c9-4c3e-9af8-54acc3fdfa3f
Also linked to
Track 6 by Lance Parkin
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6 | 5:39–5:42 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to D
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| E |
7adc1b64-791a-4020-9a2f-911f6cce1f58
Also linked to
The Sound of San Francisco by Global Deejays, Track 6 by Lance Parkin
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6 | 5:42–5:44 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to E
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| F |
c1cd65e3-fc5f-4d0d-9745-240aea95ba93
Also linked to
The Sound of San Francisco (Progressive short mix) by Global Deejays, The Sound of San Francisco (Progressive short mix) by Global Deejays and
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7 | 3:29–3:33 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Recordings linked to F
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Are they the same audio?
Each cell compares the most common fingerprints of two of these AcoustIDs. High scores mean the same audio was split into separate AcoustIDs, while low scores are expected for different versions, edits or masterings of the recording.