The long answer is that the difference between an Internet based device and a stand alone device require different forms of CD metadata in order for them to properly read the information. When a CD is played on an Internet based device, such as a computer, Gracenote is the global online database that matches the information to your CD.
There are a few online databases for music information storage, but Gracenote is the largest and most commonly used. Ultimately, your best bet is to have both CD text and Gracenote to ensure that your album information is available to your fans regardless of how the record is being played. Gracenote then manages these fingerprints and serves them to music services. These audio fingerprints make it possible for listeners to identify songs using their phones to sample audio.
The database is advanced enough that it can even distinguish between a radio edit or a remix. The audio fingerprint is also used to help fans discover more music they might like by matching related genres, moods, and sounds. Gracenote is considered the first global platform for music discovery. Data intelligence and algorithms from Gracenote Rhythm help music fans build the ultimate radio stations and playlists based on their favorite artists, listening preferences, and musical tastes.
The audio fingerprint does more than help listeners discover new music. Gracenote recently teamed up with Twitter, streamlining the verification process for musicians to get Verified Accounts.
This further protects an artist's brand, message, and intellectual property. Telekom Deutschland. Apple Music. Japan Sport Council. Sveriges Television AB. Get in Touch Want to get in contact with Gracenote about our services?
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