They also have a pricing page, which show that they aren't closed to non-professional uses. I had some mail talking with them, they were kind and responsive.

Which is a little bit more precise on tags, but still kinda useless (for my personal use anyway).īut i think they are active and improving. They also have a demo tool on this web page. They made a website, it was (as the guy said in the video) an altruistic project but unfortunately this website doesn't exist anymore and i never saw it. You can see it briefly in this small video (in french) The guys behind Musimap had worked on something called 'The World is a Mix', which is totally what i have dreamed for: an interactive map featuring the music History and genres with all their influences.

Really nothing.Īll i know it's that Musimap has been acquired by Utopia Music.īut i sense that it will be far from the initial purpose. Thus it has nothing in common with the tool showed in the video. I contacted them through Facebook, but i think their page is not active anymore, so i got no answers.Īnd while moods are ok, the genres are ultra generic and useless. You typed an artist / song title, and you got the different kind of tags.

(sorry it's in french)īecause they had what seemed to be a functional software achieving genre and mood tagging. Since then, i seeked for similar AI technology, and all i could find were Musimap and Musiio.įor Musimap, i got hooked with this video. So some years ago, at the same period i created this post, i contacted Gracenote through their Facebook page (which doesn't exist anymore apparently).Īnd i came back to them one year later, they gave me the same kind of answer: I noticed that there are some activities on this topic, with the bump and this recent post.

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