Download Music From Radio Over the Phone With Your Voice

Music on Command has a new tweak to downloading from the radio ... it's just using your voice and a phone call when you hear the song played over radio waves.

Now Music on Command has just signed MSN Music and Yahoo! Music.

Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems, Baxter Technologies, Inc. and developers from the L7 Inc Concept SDN. BHD. management team have joined public data services to offer music downloading for the radio listener.

Radio listeners have the ability, through a new system called Music on Command, as they're in their car, office or home, to dial an 800 number when they hear a song and download that song as it's played on the radio.

Baxter Technologies, Inc.'s designer and developer Jack Baxter and L7 Inc Concept's Lukas Butz, the Managing Director of USA Development from Malaysia, have developed new software to capture songs over the radio waves, compress them through the Nielsen monitoring system and deliver the song to the listener at the time it's playing on the radio.

Baxter and Butz have developed a user-friendly system that does not require users to be in front of a computer to order music. Baxter's vision is: when you hear it and you like it and want it, you should be able to download it - and so he developed software in conjunction with Nielsen Broadcasting and L7 Inc Concept to enable the listener to download music, talk shows or newscasts of their choice at any time they hear it.