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Yes, so amazingly labor-intensive. Now I have found some programs which boast of a feeble seventy percent accuracy in identifying the key of a song (if you wer
by at_a_remove 3y ago
Yes, so amazingly labor-intensive. Now I have found some programs which boast of a feeble seventy percent accuracy in identifying the key of a song (if you were going to use the Camelot System to build a mix).
- jacquesm 3y agoHm... I never thought that would be extremely useful but I think I have that working close to perfection on piano (I need it for audio->midi->score conversion), I should probably try it on other styles of music as well.
- at_a_remove 3y agoSo, I am told -- and could be wrong -- that the subtle art of DJing requires many little tricks in tandem. Some are obvious, like similar tempos, similar "energy" (I have never heard a definition of this I could understand). Also, from one song to another, you're only supposed to move either major to minor, minor to major, or change just one letter. That's known as the Camelot method and it may be a lot of hot air. Another trick I heard was taught in schools was "don't tickle me with a feather and then hit me with a brick."