All the music you can eat
May. 3rd, 2006 12:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gizahttp://www.pandora.com/
This site totally rocks. They have a huge database of songs that have been, well... analyzed. This can be used to group songs of the same type together.
You start off by entering the name of an artist or song. (For example: Rammstein, GWAR, Paul Oakenfold, or Nobuo Uematsu) Pandora then queries their database and plays other songs that have similar attributes to what you entered. You can further fine tune your preferences by telling whether you liked each individual song or not.
And it just works. When I created a station called "Paul Oakenfold", I get lots of trance. When I created "Nobuo Uematsu", I got lots of soft orchestral music, like what I would expect in most of the Final Fantasy games. It's definitely worth a try!
This site totally rocks. They have a huge database of songs that have been, well... analyzed. This can be used to group songs of the same type together.
You start off by entering the name of an artist or song. (For example: Rammstein, GWAR, Paul Oakenfold, or Nobuo Uematsu) Pandora then queries their database and plays other songs that have similar attributes to what you entered. You can further fine tune your preferences by telling whether you liked each individual song or not.
And it just works. When I created a station called "Paul Oakenfold", I get lots of trance. When I created "Nobuo Uematsu", I got lots of soft orchestral music, like what I would expect in most of the Final Fantasy games. It's definitely worth a try!