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by aerozol 9mo ago
It would be reasonably trivial to set up a bot that mass-imports metadata from Spotify to MusicBrainz (note that MB rules do not allow this, community cleanup from a single user doing this with another source, years ago, is still ongoing)
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by aerozol 11mo ago
In case you haven't seen it yet, this is also a great resource in conjunction with the audio dump from IA: http://mp3-2003.computer-legacy.com/ TLDR: This website contains a static copy of the MP3.com website as it exi
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by aerozol 2y ago
Yes, that is why the MetaBrainz Foundation was created - good luck “purchasing” the MusicBrainz database :)
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by aerozol 2y ago
This does not work, because the “right-skewed” apostrophe is not appropriate for every case of “straight” apostrophe placement. However, making every “skewed” apostrophe “straight” is very easy for a computer to do (e.g. MusicBrainz Picard
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by aerozol 3y ago
In brief, Music Neighbourhood is a pretty visualisation that connects artists with a high ‘similarity score’, allowing you to dynamically move from artist to artist, exploring their connections. Similarity score is a system that uses listen
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State of MetaBrainz 2023 / State of open-source music data 2023(blog.metabrainz.org)
1 points by aerozol 3y ago|1 comments
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by aerozol 3y ago
The summary of the 2023 MetaBrainz summit is out, containing concise(ish) rundowns of the past year in MetaBrainz projects. If you’re interested in open source data projects like MusicBrainz, ListenBrainz and BookBrainz (yes, books too!) th
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by aerozol 3y ago
ListenBrainz has a young team of developers (contract and volunteer) who have a particular focus on, and love for, our Android app. That team has hit a milestone recently - three social music feeds have been released in the 2.3.0 ListenBrai
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Music Metadata: Why it matters(blog.metabrainz.org)
2 points by aerozol 3y ago|1 comments
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by aerozol 3y ago
Your local non-profit open-source metadata provider, the MetaBrainz Foundation, and Byta.com (fast and secure audio sharing), have released the last in their trio of ‘Metadata matters’ articles. These articles break down the complex world o
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Build your own semi-automated music tagger with MusicBrainz canonical data(blog.metabrainz.org)
11 points by aerozol 3y ago|2 comments
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by aerozol 3y ago
We at MetaBrainz recently released a new dataset, with the very catchy title of ‘MusicBrainz Canonical Metadata’. We posted a link to it on Hacker News and accompanied it with the bold claim that a user could now build their own custom musi
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by aerozol 3y ago
tl;dr: …provides an easy and compact way to identify your own music files, or to match/correct music metadata. Looking up tracks on MusicBrainz can be a challenge, since you need to understand the schema. Not so with this dataset – imp
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New open dataset: MusicBrainz Canonical Metadata(blog.metabrainz.org)
7 points by aerozol 3y ago|3 comments
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by aerozol 3y ago
A suspicion that I also have often, these days… but no, no LLM in this case!
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by aerozol 3y ago
Hey, I was away for the long weekend, so a bit late… To answer your question, I’m 99.9% sure I’m not AI, just a derp who pastes in truncated URLs.
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New open-source datasets for music-based development(metabrainz.org)
128 points by aerozol 3y ago|10 comments
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by aerozol 3y ago
The MusicBrainz project by MetaBrainz has released their latest dataset, MusicBrainz Canonical Metadata. This dataset solves a number of problems involving matching music to the correct entry in the massive MusicBrainz database. Previously
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by aerozol 4y ago
The Discogs ‘schema’ doesn’t attempt to solve any issues brought up in the article.
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by aerozol 4y ago
I believe digs.fm is partly powered by MusicBrainz already, hurray :D