Imagine you want to find a tune on Musipedia. Use the 'Melodic Contour Search' to search for a simple 'up, down, up' pattern. After performing the search, identify the name of the search engine used by Musipedia and state the total number of distinct methods available for searching a tune on the website.
Navigate to 'musipedia.org'. Locate the 'Melodic Contour Search' input field. Enter 'UDU' (Up, Down, Up) into the 'Melodic Contour Search' field. Initiate the search. Identify the name of the melody search engine used by Musipedia. Count and list all distinct methods for searching a tune mentioned on the homepage.
Successfully input 'UDU' into the 'Melodic Contour Search' field and perform the search. State that Musipedia uses the 'Melodyhound' melody search engine. Accurately identify and state the total number of distinct melody search methods available on the homepage (e.g., playing on a piano keyboard, whistling to the computer, tapping the rhythm on the computer keyboard, using Parsons code, Flash-based piano, JavaScript-based piano, dragging the mouse, using a microphone, Melodic Contour Search, Rhythm-based 'Query by Tapping' search method, SOAP interface).