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Dinyctis
Join Policy: Open
Created on: 25 Oct 2008
Description:
Join Policy: Open
Created on: 25 Oct 2008
Description:
For people who agree that their music makes "prevalent use of groove" and "trippy soundscapes" with a "subtle use of vocal harmony."
First of All
This is the Pandora search page you will want to use. Search by song or artist.
What are Tags?
According to last.fm, "[t]ags are like keywords or labels that you can use to classify music – artists, albums or tracks. They are simply short descriptions.
You can assign as many tags as you like to any track, album, or artist. Tags are a great way to label items by genre ('rock', 'electropop', 'alt-country', and so on), but the possibilities are endless."
About Pandora Descriptors
A group for those who love the Music Genome Project attributes (used by Pandora) and those who even use the attributes among their last.fm tags.
"There are just shy of 400 musical attributes in the Music Genome Project. When you ask the Pandora Tuner "why is this song playing?" what gets displayed is just a summary of the information used by the Music Genome. Even two songs that show identical answers to "why is this song playing?" still have countless differences that the Music Genome uses when it matches music based on each of those songs. These attribute summaries are intended to provide some interesting insight into the musicological elements of a song -- without getting into dozens of individual attributes for each element."
Additional Links
Descriptions of some of the most frequently used attributes.
A list of the attributes.
Instructions on Using Pandora Descriptors with your Tags
1) Use this page to find features of your songs.
For example, "1973" by James Blunt, a folk rock/pop rock song has the following features:
basic rock song structures
a subtle use of vocal harmony
acoustic rhythm piano
extensive vamping
mixed acoustic and electric instrumentation
a vocal-centric aesthetic
minor key tonality
prominent organ
Meanwhile, "Halcyon" by Andy Moor, a progressive trance song has the following features:
house roots
a breathy female vocal
use of modal harmonies
minimalist arrangements
a tight kick sound
a dominant bass riff
synth riffs
synth tweaking
trippy soundscapes
prevalent use of groove
2) Use the Tag feature on the last.fm scrobbler to tag your songs! Alternatively, you can use Tagging on the website.
If you do this diligently, you'll be able to use your tag page to identify qualities common to music that you like, greatly increasing the usefulness of the tag page.
This is the Pandora search page you will want to use. Search by song or artist.
What are Tags?
According to last.fm, "[t]ags are like keywords or labels that you can use to classify music – artists, albums or tracks. They are simply short descriptions.
You can assign as many tags as you like to any track, album, or artist. Tags are a great way to label items by genre ('rock', 'electropop', 'alt-country', and so on), but the possibilities are endless."
About Pandora Descriptors
A group for those who love the Music Genome Project attributes (used by Pandora) and those who even use the attributes among their last.fm tags.
"There are just shy of 400 musical attributes in the Music Genome Project. When you ask the Pandora Tuner "why is this song playing?" what gets displayed is just a summary of the information used by the Music Genome. Even two songs that show identical answers to "why is this song playing?" still have countless differences that the Music Genome uses when it matches music based on each of those songs. These attribute summaries are intended to provide some interesting insight into the musicological elements of a song -- without getting into dozens of individual attributes for each element."
Additional Links
Descriptions of some of the most frequently used attributes.
A list of the attributes.
Instructions on Using Pandora Descriptors with your Tags
1) Use this page to find features of your songs.
For example, "1973" by James Blunt, a folk rock/pop rock song has the following features:
basic rock song structures
a subtle use of vocal harmony
acoustic rhythm piano
extensive vamping
mixed acoustic and electric instrumentation
a vocal-centric aesthetic
minor key tonality
prominent organ
Meanwhile, "Halcyon" by Andy Moor, a progressive trance song has the following features:
house roots
a breathy female vocal
use of modal harmonies
minimalist arrangements
a tight kick sound
a dominant bass riff
synth riffs
synth tweaking
trippy soundscapes
prevalent use of groove
2) Use the Tag feature on the last.fm scrobbler to tag your songs! Alternatively, you can use Tagging on the website.
If you do this diligently, you'll be able to use your tag page to identify qualities common to music that you like, greatly increasing the usefulness of the tag page.
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