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Rave.dj – an artificially intelligent mash-up machine

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Re: Rave.dj – an artificially intelligent mash-up machine

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As long as there's a pretty predictable 4/4 beat, it seems to do well.

https://rave.dj/fR61DJEv2DP4Tw

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Although the BPM detection usually works, It seems to have trouble getting the songs synced in phrase - 2nd tracks come in starting on the 3rd bar or something.

Re: Rave.dj – an artificially intelligent mash-up machine

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> Even though I don't know how they'll monetize this, it seems a really well thought out product. Depending on how you define product, this is a major show stopper. I'd say a product can't be called well thought out, if it doesn't have monetization thought out from the start. Although there is always advertizing, I guess.. But very nice tool/toy nonetheless!

All it takes is a pivot at that point. There are currently 3 major DJ software products - Serato, Rekordbox and Traktor - the ability to quickly throw together a few different tracks into a mashup could be a nice killer feature for one of them to acquire. Or, playout software for a bar - queue up a load of music of a similar genre and have an automix created.

> There are currently 3 major DJ software products - Serato, Rekordbox and Traktor

There's also MIXXX which is open source:

https://www.mixxx.org/

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