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Out of curiosity, did you use any of the code produced by Echo Nest? They were a Boston audio tech company that had lots of features like this, but they got swa
by Mizza 5y ago
Out of curiosity, did you use any of the code produced by Echo Nest? They were a Boston audio tech company that had lots of features like this, but they got swallowed by Spotify many years ago. I built some tools on top of their service, I always wondered what happened to it.
- psobot 5y agoNo Echo Nest code was included in this project specifically, but my team owns a lot of the old Echo Nest systems, data, and audio magic (i.e.: what used to be the Remix API, audio features, audio analysis, etc.). Pedalboard is being used to continue a lot of the audio intelligence research that started way back with the Echo Nest! (Fun fact: the Echo Nest's Remix API was what got me interested in writing code way back in high school. Now, more than a decade later, I'm the tech lead for the team that owns what's left of it. I still can't believe that sometimes.)
- Mizza 5y agoWhat a wonderful answer! :) Thanks for sharing!
- raghavbali 5y agoWow, the journey is inspiring. thanks for sharing.
- vsnf 5y agoI've done a lot of stuff with the Audio Analysis API, and it's horribly underdocumented. I tracked down the phd thesis that formed the basis of that array some time ago[0], but it's pretty theoretical and likely outdated. Do you think you'll ever get around to actually documenting that API? [0] https://web.media.mit.edu/~tristan/phd/dissertation/index.html https://web.media.mit.edu/~tristan/phd/dissertation/index.ht...