Horizons
Playlist Author
Can anyone identify this track? It's part of the current lobby music at the Wilderness Lodge.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/u7t6cf
http://www.sendspace.com/file/u7t6cf
Let's Play...Name that Tune
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SeaCastle
Playlist Author
The reason I thought it was Silverado is because I have a 4.15 copy of Wilderness Lodge music entitled "Silverado Theme".
When I click on file name.mp3, it begins to download, but the file only saves as "File" and not in mp3. It's happened before using Sendspace. I don't know why it happens. Sorry.
I thought the same thing.
I can't recall having heard the tune before but it IS really relaxing and does sound like some of my CDs of that type of relaxation music (although not on any of the ones I have).
Oh, I like the idea of identifying a tune by the length rather than the sound. That's an interesting concept ;D
Yes, whatever type of file you are downloading, make a note and add the extension after it downloads. Don't know the reasoning behind that - possibly so "they" can't find out if it's text file, music file etc with possible copyright implications?
DisneyMuzik
Member
I was going to suggest Shazam, but I thought it might feature more recent pop tunes rather than much of the park music.
Horizons
Playlist Author
I went to the lodge this evening to upgrade my induction recording of the area music. Naturally, all of the exterior speakers were turned off. 
By chance, I decided to ask the front desk if they had a current playlist. Of course, they are still passing out the old list. But at least the person I spoke to knew the list was incorrect. That's a first!
By chance, I decided to ask the front desk if they had a current playlist. Of course, they are still passing out the old list. But at least the person I spoke to knew the list was incorrect. That's a first!
DisneyMuzik
Member
Who controls the speakers? Are they centrally controlled?
If you read the reviews for Shazam, people are saying they've found matches for some pretty obsure stuff. But, yes, your success rate can only be as good as what is in their database. I think they're claiming around 5 million songs, but if there is no African music, you won't be tracking down any AKL stuff that way. The fact that they can successfully identify a song that is on the radio, TV, in a movie, a restaurant, or a store - even if it's just a 'Top 100' pop song - is nothing short of amazing. It's voodoo magic!
Edit: Another application called midomi allows you to hum a song and find a match! Check out their demo video. They start humming, etc., around the 1:08 mark. It looks like you can also visit their website and hum into your computer's microphone - no need for an iPhone. Get to hummin', Horizons!
Voodoo magic, I tell you!
DisneyMuzik
Member
Very magical indeed. What you guys need is an app tailored to Disney Park music. How about giving out your home number? Anyone could call, play a snippet of music and out comes the song title. But you need a snappy name for the application. Inducti? InducRec? iParkmuzik?
Horizons
Playlist Author
Mystery solved. The track is "Siyotanka Boy" by Douglas Spotted Eagle. The track can be found on the CD "Flute Boy."
What's interesting is that the old playlist also lists "Siyo Tanka" by Time and Paul on the CD "Guardian Spirits." There isn't a sample on Amazon or itunes to compare to the Douglas Spotted Eagle version. However, given that I have found a lot of crossover between the new and the old loop, I am beginning to wonder if the new loop (17 tracks) is just a truncated version of the old (29 tracks). Unfortunately, I don't have a recording of the old loop in order to prove this out.
What's interesting is that the old playlist also lists "Siyo Tanka" by Time and Paul on the CD "Guardian Spirits." There isn't a sample on Amazon or itunes to compare to the Douglas Spotted Eagle version. However, given that I have found a lot of crossover between the new and the old loop, I am beginning to wonder if the new loop (17 tracks) is just a truncated version of the old (29 tracks). Unfortunately, I don't have a recording of the old loop in order to prove this out.