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DALL-E for Playlists

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Re: DALL-E for Playlists

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evronm wrote: post #10

Well, it only gave me one song: "Internal Server Error". I searched for it on Spotify, but can't find it. Snark aside, great concept; looking forward to trying it when it comes back up.

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Post by alhirzel »

Getting hugged too hard; great idea though! I tried a few times to get the following query through, saving it for later: "complex instrumental music like Plini or Nick Johnston with lots of melody and guitars"

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Post by jtvjan »

evronm wrote: post #10

Well, it only gave me one song: "Internal Server Error". I searched for it on Spotify, but can't find it. Snark aside, great concept; looking forward to trying it when it comes back up.

I find it hard to believe that some indie techno band _hasn't_ made a song called "internal server error".

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Post by ipaddr »

geph2021 wrote: post #6

very cool idea, but the quality of results varied quite a bit. Example prompt: "Popular in Canada in 1995" Not a single Tragically Hip, Alanis Morissette, Sarah McLachlan! Although my prompt may be too nuanced, some of the example prompts seemed even more so.

Wouldn't popular in Canada in 1995 be Nirvana/Pearl Jam/Cypress Hill/Sound Garden?

You probably mean popular in canada in 1995 and is considered a Canadian band by the Canadian mainstream press. Which should be Weird Al, Moist, Our Lady Peace.. Tragically Hip was never popchart popular until the end. Sarah McLachlan was never mainstream popular until Lilith Fare

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Post by babyshake »

ddmma wrote: post #3

Definitely a feature to be enabled into Spotify. Kudos!

One thing I wish you could do with Spotify is adjust the temperature of its audo generated playlists. For a certain genre I might want the playlist to rely either more or less on the well known top songs in that genre versus more esoteric choices.
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