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There's a list of various detectors on Marcelino Martin's BPM Detection page.Ī trial version of beaTunes that you can use for a week. Generate interesting playlists by finding similar songs (based upon theīeatTunes isn't the only BPM detector for iTunes.
Generate similar playlists - beaTunes will. Inconsistent genre info, missing audio and such.īPM - beaTunes can analyze your (Non-DRMd) music to find theīeats-per-minute for each song and add the info to your iTunes musicĭatabase, (iTunes already supports a BPM field, it just doesn't know how Inconsistent spellings of artist, album, genre, artists with Up your metadata - it will perform some basic text analysis to look for beaTunes does a couple of things for you: Make organizing your music collection and generating playlists a bitĮasier. beaTunes is aĭownloadable program (written in Java) that works with iTunes to help Is another in the growing collection of iTunes helpers. Time yet to figure out where they all are - if you see one, and you know Sent me a nice list of extra companies that I've added, but I'm haven't To add them to the list if you send me an email reminder - Paul.Lamere Is not the center of the Music 2.0 world.Ĭompanies, especially the European music 2.0 companies. Silicon Valley may be the center of the world for Web 2.0, it certainly You can see Silicon Valley is under-represented. I've made a list of the first 20 or so musicĢ.0 companies that I could think of along with their locations. Of the few Music 2.0 companies that is based in Silicon Of course, leading the field is Silicon Valley'sĪpple, with its iTunes and iPod. TheseĪre companies that are building systems to help you explore andĭownload music. There's a whole new generation of 'music 2.0' companies out there. Who's been paying attention to the music discovery space realizes that HP, Sun, Google and Yahoo all started there years ago. Venture Capitalists, Stanford and perpetual good weather. There's something about the area south of San Francisco, with its Silicon Valley has always been the hot bed of new startups.
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