musicnrd

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by musicnrd 10y ago
It's done and active now, enjoy :)
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by musicnrd 10y ago
I did find this too, it's the same library used by most DJ software: https://www.sonicapi.com/docs/api/analyze-tempo Works pretty well but requires to upload a file, then process it to get the BPM. So you wou
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by musicnrd 10y ago
It's coming soon, I just need to fix the logic for controlling the volume faders and the crossfader together.
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Wow, that's really cool. Yeah, sorry the repo is private until I get it cleaned up a bit. This has been built quite quickly as well ;)
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Yeah that's the one, I was looking at this post that uses Spotify and echonest too https://jmperezperez.com/bpm-detection-javascript/
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Awesome, keep me posted.
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Cheers, good point. I want to try and stay away from sync capabilities but it would be a great idea to show how to beat match using the app. Thanks.
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by musicnrd 10y ago
I'm looking into bpm detection and cue points are on each player (they just might be hidden on a small screen). Will look into key and dragging the waveform. Thanks for the feedback.
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Sorry, haven't had a chance to build it yet
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Good point, you can obviously see where my inspiration came from ;) I'll look at naming it and moving it to it's own host soon.
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by musicnrd 10y ago
Oh bugger, what version of Firefox and OS are you using? I admit I only built it with Chrome but I did test it last night on Firefox osx and it was working ok.
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Show HN: DJ in the browser(lukeandersen.github.io)
61 points by musicnrd 10y ago|35 comments
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Ask HN: Feedback on spotify playlist app
1 points by musicnrd 11y ago|0 comments