Open mixxxbot opened 2 years ago
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2 years ago Commented by: xorik Date: 2013-01-15T11:44:53Z
It is very simple to change base in HSV waveform renderer. You can define HUE for each key and place it in the HSV waveform code.
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2 years ago Commented by: rob2192 Date: 2013-01-15T13:38:44Z
Thats the first step already in place then. The vamp plugin outputs the key for each part of a track which could then be fed into the current HSV code.
This would be a simpler version of the amarok moodbar but should be a lot easier to implement.
As far as I can see all that is needed is for Mixxx to analyse tracks using the Vamp plugin mentioned above and use this data with the HSV waveform.
The analysis part could be added to the key detection currently under development.
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2 years ago Commented by: daschuer Date: 2013-01-15T14:00:14Z
IMO it would be best to have those key colors in the waveform overview.
Once we have that, it would be grate to put it also in the library table like Clementine: http://images.clementine-player.org/screenshots/clementine-1.1-4.png
Maybe we could re-use some of the Clementine code for this since Clementine is coded against Qt as well.
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2 years ago Commented by: rob2192 Date: 2013-01-15T14:11:04Z
I agree, this should be an alternative to the existing waveforms, adding an overview into the library is something for the future.
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2 years ago Commented by: rob2192 Date: 2013-05-20T21:59:38Z
To allow for further waveform development towards something similar to comperitiors (frequency spectrum as colour) a coloured thin bar could run just above the overview to show key changes
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2 years ago Commented by: rryan Date: 2014-01-13T22:33:41Z
Update -- Mixxx 1.12.0 includes key detection and keeps track of the key changes in the track (but does not use them -- currently only the global / dominant key is used).
So anyone looking to work on this, the road is mostly clear to start hacking on the waveforms.
Reported by: rob2192 Date: 2013-01-15T11:12:08Z Status: Confirmed Importance: Wishlist Launchpad Issue: lp1099782 Tags: key, waveform
It would be great if the colour of the waveform changed dependant on key. There is a vamp plugin that can detect key changes within a track I think its no.4 Key Detector on here http://www.vamp-plugins.org/plugin-doc/qm-vamp-plugins.html#qm-tonalchange
This could be really useful for detecting melodic changes and also finding where in the tracks to mix - i.e. same colour should mix harmonically.
What got me thinking was this http://thymenlost.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Traktor-Pro-2-houseq.png If colour changes like those (clearer in the right overview) were linked to the output of the above vamp plugin and mapped onto the HSV wavform - https://bugs.launchpad.net/mixxx/+bug/1074346 this would be really useful for harmonic mixing - you could see beat, tonal and key changes really clearly and quickly.