You can use: https://cyanite.ai to analyze mood of songs and put it in the mix, It also will be nice if in the mix you can take ENERGY LEVEL from Mixed in the Key
There are so many parameters in Cyanite that you need to be Superman to know how to apply them...
So how would you ever apply these in a logical human algorithm?
Everth Quiala
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Mar 26, 2024
I think Cyanite gives you the top 3 or 5 Moods when it displays a summary of the song. If we tag songs with the top 3 or 5 Moods. Then DJ Studio could display a list of all the available moods when a user tries to query for a song e.g. from the list of moods you attached above, I would like to find songs that are Uplifting and Emotional, or maybe I just want to find songs that are just Uplifting and once I have a list of those I can get ideas for what other Moods are associated with this Uplifting songs and get a subgroup of songs that share a second Mood.
Another idea for having a user friendly way of querying for moods is here http://habumusic.com/ . I think this Habu app was using a service called Gracenotes for computing the moods. If the Cyanite application have some type of adjacency relationship between moods we could then select a mood and to slightly vary the mood of the playlist we are making, then pick other moods that are adjacent to the selected mood.
This feature request looks like a summary of the one I originally wrote on the previous feature request website. My original intent was not only to incorporate the mood detection into the mix but to also to tag my songs with the mood attributes and then allow me to query my library for songs by mood as a discovery step when I am trying to come up with a playlist of songs to mix.
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Siebrand Dijkstra
Mar 25, 2024
There are so many parameters in Cyanite that you need to be Superman to know how to apply them...
So how would you ever apply these in a logical human algorithm?
Everth Quiala
Mar 26, 2024
I think Cyanite gives you the top 3 or 5 Moods when it displays a summary of the song. If we tag songs with the top 3 or 5 Moods. Then DJ Studio could display a list of all the available moods when a user tries to query for a song e.g. from the list of moods you attached above, I would like to find songs that are Uplifting and Emotional, or maybe I just want to find songs that are just Uplifting and once I have a list of those I can get ideas for what other Moods are associated with this Uplifting songs and get a subgroup of songs that share a second Mood.
Another idea for having a user friendly way of querying for moods is here http://habumusic.com/ . I think this Habu app was using a service called Gracenotes for computing the moods. If the Cyanite application have some type of adjacency relationship between moods we could then select a mood and to slightly vary the mood of the playlist we are making, then pick other moods that are adjacent to the selected mood.
Everth Quiala
Mar 25, 2024
Enriching our metadata with mood can also enable/enhance this other feature that has been requested https://feedback.dj.studio/p/playlist-generator
Everth Quiala
Mar 25, 2024
This feature request looks like a summary of the one I originally wrote on the previous feature request website. My original intent was not only to incorporate the mood detection into the mix but to also to tag my songs with the mood attributes and then allow me to query my library for songs by mood as a discovery step when I am trying to come up with a playlist of songs to mix.