Let them sing it for you

December 4, 2009 12:09 AM

Let them sing it for you (flash) Type a phrase and have it reconstructed for you using chopped up samples from song vocals. Missing a lot of words but still kind of neat.
posted by juv3nal (10 comments total)

This site has been around forever but it is still just as awesome.
posted by Zaximus at 12:21 AM on December 4, 2009

A friend of mine was involved in the making of it (he works at SR) so I could never post it, but hoo boy, it's fun isn't it? :) I've tried to get them to use Billy Stewarts "Summertime" since forever, but they still insist on using "summer" and "time" from two different songs. Aaargh.
posted by dabitch at 12:38 AM on December 4, 2009

This site has been around forever but it is still just as awesome.

Well crud. That's twice in a row now.
posted by juv3nal at 12:54 AM on December 4, 2009

I have found
the link
that was on
the internet

and which
has been posted
posted
before

forgive me
it was cool
and I forgot
to check.
posted by The Devil Tesla at 1:03 AM on December 4, 2009 [1 favorite]

I spell exhausted and I'm and I get "ex-bleep-austed" and I-bleep-mmm. For as long as it's been around, you'd think some things like this would just.. get worked out?
posted by june made him a gemini at 1:16 AM on December 4, 2009

This was new to me, anyway. I'm about to go upstairs and wake up my husband in the most confusing way possible!
posted by Ladybug Parade at 4:30 AM on December 4, 2009

Hey, this would be great for musical ransom notes!
posted by JDHarper at 5:58 AM on December 4, 2009 [1 favorite]

It did supprisingly well with my test phrase dispite not having the words "pineapple" and "sponge"...
posted by Nanukthedog at 6:13 AM on December 4, 2009

Ask even helped me identify what song the word boy in that came from.
posted by Solon and Thanks at 6:30 AM on December 4, 2009

cortex drumroll in 5,4,3,2,1
posted by HyperBlue at 6:48 AM on December 4, 2009