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plamere
13d ago
I've been working on Warp - a declarative DSL and engine for creating music. Inspired by Tidal Cycles but with out all the functional bits, and with a more melody/harmony focus. https://warp.playlistmachinery.com/
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4mo ago
https://smarterplaylists.playlistmachinery.com/ Build complex Spotify playlists by wiring together components in a visual editor. Mix, filter, and sort tracks from any source (with Last.fm and Musicbrainz support). Combine
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Reviving an Analog Polysynth with an Arduino, Ghidra, and Python
(blog.petersobot.com)
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13y ago
This app has a pulldown list of all of The Echo Nest genres - http://static.echonest.com/demo/GenreSampler/GenreSampler.ht...
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13y ago
Built this weekend at Music Hack Day Chicago
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Show HN:Music Popcorn - a d3-based music explorer
(static.echonest.com)
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13y ago
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"We don't need no stinkin time stretcher" - how the Bonhamizer works
(musicmachinery.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I updated the app, to keep the help info there. It is a good suggestion. Thanks!
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Show HN: Girl Talk in a Box - my Cannes Music Hack Day hack
(girltalkinabox.com)
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14y ago
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Show HN:My Music Hack Day STHM hack - create playlists of cover song chains
(static.echonest.com)
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14y ago
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Show HN: create seamless playlists with Boil the Frog
(static.echonest.com)
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14y ago
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plamere
14y ago
not stupid at all, I came to the comments to find out what 'review times'meant is well. I had the same confusion.
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14y ago
gave up after having to click through 4 ads to see something bigger than a postage stamp
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14y ago
yep, that did it, thanks much yuchi!
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14y ago
magenta - I spent about 10 minutes trying to center it all, but I couldn't get Raphael.js to behave, so since it was a weekend hack, I moved on. But yes, it would look much nicer if it was centered, even more so if a designer did the design
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14y ago
hornbaker - for a live DJ performance check out this similar app - http://static.echonest.com/BeatDriver/
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14y ago
Infinite Gangnam Style was built this weekend at Music Hack Day Reykjavik in Iceland. Check out the full list of hacks here: http://wiki.musichackday.org/index.php?title=Reykjav%C3%ADk_...
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Show HN: Bangarang Boomerang - a music hack
(static.echonest.com)
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15y ago
Dave - I like hackathons. In particular I like the 24 hour constraint. Having to build something in 24 hours (really probably 18 hours), forces me to make decisions, to get to the heart of the problem. Similarly, building something that I k
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15y ago
There's no central database of ISRCs, so even if you have an ISRC in your hand there's no way to find out what artist and song title that ISRC represents.
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Why music ID resolution matters to every music fan on Facebook
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15y ago
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15y ago
There may be some info returned, but I didn't dig into in too much. Once I figured I could run through the whole set in less than an hour for less than 10 bucks, I had all the info I needed.
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15y ago
yes, the number and size of EC2 instances can be set by switches on the command line when you launch the job.
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15y ago
Hi Chapel - you suggest I could have been more objective, perhaps using other people's music collections and getting their own personal opinions. That, of course, would still be a subjective evaluation. It would be better, of course, more o
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16y ago
coolbeans
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Python code makes any song swing
(musicmachinery.com)
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17y ago
Hi ABrant - yes, indeed we are looking at extending our docs and tutorials in all sorts of ways. Thanks for asking. -- Paul (Paul@Echonest.com)