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Freesound in the era of generative Artificial Intelligence
(blog.freesound.org)
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It is worth noting that AcousticBrainz was based on an open-source audio analysis library Essentia [1] that has been gradually improving since the launch of the AcousticBrainz project. It now has better ML models, with higher accuracy and g
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Ask HN: Help creating an open research dataset of music captions
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Help creating an open research dataset of music captions
(share.streamlit.io)
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As a part of an ongoing research collaboration between the Centre for Digital Music of the Queen Mary University of London and the Music Technology Group of Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona, we are happy to announce the launch of Song Des
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Ask HN: How will AI affect our music listening experiences in the future?
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Ask HN: Survey on music listening and discovery habits (~5 min, 18-65 y/o)
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Audio onset detection in the browser with Essentia.js
(mtg.github.io)
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hledger is another open-source CLI tool for accounting that works amazingly well for me. You can add transactions editing in plain text too and there is a basic web UI on top of it.
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Summary of UN report on the economics of music streaming
(unionofmusicians.org)
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LudoTune, a 3D music sequencer in the browser
(ludotune.com)
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LudoTune, a 3D music sequencer in the browser
(ludotune.com)
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Web Audio Conference 2021 full program
(webaudioconf2021.com)
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You can easily modify the code to bypass MusicBrainz, and use Discogs as your source instead.
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Hi, I'm another researcher at the Music Technology Group, which runs Freesound. Definitely, this one of our long-time challenges. Facilitating search and exploration is one of our main research directions related to Freesound. We do au
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Freesound just reached 500K Creative Commons sounds
(blog.freesound.org)
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Web Audio Conference 2021 (fully online) is looking for sponsors
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The program is now online: https://webaudioconf2021.com/program/
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Donald Hoffman has already been mentioned in the comments. Here's his interesting talk "Realism Is False" on Edge.org: https://www.edge.org/conversation/donald_d_hoffman-realism-i...
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6y ago
Can you elaborate more?
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Love Discogs, have been using it for many years! Some interesting musicological statistics can be computed using their public dumps. For example: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/32931
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There's also AcousticBrainz for audio features, coupled to MusicBrainz: https://acousticbrainz.org/
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Show HN: Essentia.js – A JavaScript Library for Music and Audio Analysis
(mtg.github.io)
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Pop music is getting faster, and happier
(bbc.com)
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