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IMO, the end game of this sort of thing would be to, one day, have an app that can generate endless new music just for you, based on your taste.
by tachyonbeam 9y ago
IMO, the end game of this sort of thing would be to, one day, have an app that can generate endless new music just for you, based on your taste.
- QAPereo 9y agoThat really sounds like the computer would have to understand you and your shifting moods better than most people could.
- tachyonbeam 9y agoWhich might actually be quite possible. At the very least, I'm sure machine learning can have a better understanding of your general musical taste than most of your friends do.
- QAPereo 9y agoThat's a pretty exciting prospect then, and I could imagine even a mediocre implementation being almost catastrophically popular.
- colecut 9y agoSpotify seems to implement this with custom play lists generated for you daily, with those play lists broken down by different styles/moods
- QAPereo 9y agoPersonally, I find that Spotify doesn't "get" me in that way, not really. Maybe it hits the broad center of a normal distribution, but I think a lot of people lie outside of that. Even then, surely the challenge of curating existing music which is heavily tagged is much less than composing it with a mood or taste in mind. Just my gut feeling that.