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Hey thanks for the feedback! I definitely have a lot of improvement to do on the model, it currently performs better for some styles/genres of music than others. But the model architecture I'm using is kinda outdated as well, gotta iterate on it more to improve it further! I'm also thinking of letting users upvote/downvote results, which can also help improve quality on the ranking side.
Wanted to hop on and say this is amazing, thank you for sharing this! Also agree that it seems that it's really good at finding literally similar sounding songs, but not what I would expect a friend to recommend (this is both good and bad I guess). As someone else said, this is already way better than my spotify recs
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#402This is a project I've always dreamed of building! Already pretty excited about some of the recommendations I'm getting in some niche genres. Feature request: allow me to auth Spotify and click a button next to each track to add a track to a "Maroofy Recs" playlist
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#403Fantastic tool, thanks for making it! As others said, it would be a nice option to export it as a playlist for Spotify/Apple/Youtube or a .txt file with "Artist - Track name" in each line. Then you can import the txt file into a playlist converter tool like www.tunemymusic.com and play it in your favorite music service. Mine is discoverquickly.com where you can listen Spotify playlists fast with mouseover, and discov…
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#404This is actually great, one of the most promising recommendation algorithms I've come across. I love that it's working by sound. So often eg Spotify will insist I check out other bands in the same "scene" or from the same era as other artists I like, and in genres as broad as "70s rock" it can be really tiring. One of the first tracks I tried was Natural Woman by Carole King. I love that it recommended other slow but…
I'm enjoying it a lot too, I've always been a bit frustrated by what you describe with Spotify. It's like it's keying more on genre than sound, which has both pros and cons, but ends up giving me a lot of music that is nominally in the same genre but missing the qualities I like about a certain song. Probably my favorite song of all time is Close to the Edge, by Yes. Spotify will happily provide me with tons of recom…
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#406Tried few recommendations and can definitely use an alternative for Spotify radio. Seems like you are dodging the question of data access and I am not sure why. Even running an intelligent scraper to download 120M song previews sounds too complex and might take days to months as you have to rotate IPs and not bombard the server all the time. If you manage to do that, kudos. That itself is a great achievement. If not,…
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#407Small tip: You should let it autoplay. Some recs are better than others and if I let it play in the background a good song will catch my attention.
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#408Say, to figure out what are The Pixies ('measured') musical references (y)
Re: Show HN: I trained an AI model on 120M+ songs from iTunes
#409Tried few recommendations and can definitely use an alternative for Spotify radio. Seems like you are dodging the question of data access and I am not sure why. Even running an intelligent scraper to download 120M song previews sounds too complex and might take days to months as you have to rotate IPs and not bombard the server all the time. If you manage to do that, kudos. That itself is a great achievement. If not,…
He’s not obligated to tell us if he knows it’s an edge he wants to keep
If not and he found an unauthorized source of retrieving information, this reveals a serious security breach in iTunes API and it’s my valid concern as a paid customer.
120M is a huge number and it’s not even text. It’s media
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Also would like to know. I can't even listen to the full songs, and assuming I have to pay. I can't imagine buying 120 million songs, so it has to be some collab with iTunes.
Thinking about both processing time and the difficulty of sustaining 120M downloads' worth of programmatic access, I wouldn't be surprised if this is actually trained on the track previews.