Recently

many audio search sites headed by Google have used audio fingerprinting technology to search for the same audio and protect the music copyright using one part of the audio data. However

if there are fingerprints per audio file

then the amount of query data for the audio search increases. In this paper

we propose a novel method that can reduce the number of fingerprints while providing a level of performance similar to that of existing methods. The proposed method uses the difference of Gaussians which is often used in feature extraction during image signal processing. In the experiment

we use the proposed method and dynamic time warping and undertake an experimental search for the same audio with a success rate of 90%. The proposed method

therefore

can be used for an effective audio search.