float3
commented
4 months ago the default ytdlp song doesn't need to be good to dance to personally I don't think your, mine or any other singular persons subjective opinion about the song/piece quality doesn't really matter as long as it fulfills our technical requirements:
it's possible that this list is overzealous and we should use special testing tracks for some of the less common usecases, like the last 2
- must be hosted on YouTube, SoundCloud or similar
- must have compatible license (example: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial)
- must allow for testing of full range (bass to highs)
- must allow for testing different dynamics (for auto gain, and general dynamics)
- sections with clear harmony and simple melodies, sections with complex harmony and melody
- in the future if we want to implement beat detection it would be good to have changing tempos throughout the piece
pema99
Honestly?
The default song is hard to listen to, it's just a weird autotuned song that isn't even something one could dance to.
I really think it's time for a change, by using a song that not only hits on all Audio Bands, but is something that is easy to listen and dance to.
The AudioLink V2 World has one that would make a suitable candidate in my opinion. It's non-copyrighted and hits on all Audio Bands. It's something that I think anyone can listen to, more so than the current default song in Ytdlp Player.
Either way, let's start a discussion on this. I'm eager to see better candidates as a new default soundtrack for the Ytdlp Player.