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There's a list of hacks here: http://musichackday.org/info/Hacks http://musichackday.org/info/Hacks I particularly liked the Music Zeitgeist which analyzed t
by chrislo 17y ago
There's a list of hacks here:
http://musichackday.org/info/Hacks http://musichackday.org/info/Hacks
I particularly liked the Music Zeitgeist which analyzed the lyrics of popular songs from the 1950s to the present day:
http://zeitgeist.cristianobetta.com/charts/decade/1980 http://zeitgeist.cristianobetta.com/charts/decade/1980
The "best hack" prize went to Music Bore - an automated DJing system:
http://musichackday.org/index.php?page=MusicBore http://musichackday.org/index.php?page=MusicBore
- aw3c2 17y agoThat Zeitgeist project is interesting. It shows (of course only for this subset) how negative the popular mainstream music has become. It's mostly no more "hooray, I am in love, holidays, just happy, let's party" but "she/he broke my heart, the world is so terrible, my rehab #3" etc. I can't stand all this negative-emo stuff.
- cbetta 17y agoTnx for liking my hack! Thought it was pretty simple but rather insightful.