July 5, 2009 at 16:03Mood music
Do you often have situations when you open your playlist with thousands of songs and scroll through it for a long, long time trying to choose “what to listen to now”? Or just turn on and turn on the next one on the shuffle? If so, then it makes sense to pay attention to a very convenient service that I discovered not so long ago - musicovery.com
And inside of us there is a nice-looking interface on a flash that immediately offers to indicate your current mood in two coordinates: positive / depression and energetic / calm and enjoy the music for him.
Additional settings in the form of on / off checkmarks for each genre and two sliders on the timeline to indicate the period of popularity of music in years are also encouraging. Want rock 70-80xx? We remove all the checkmarks except rock, move the sliders to 1970-1980 and forward.
However, this service has its drawbacks, so where without them.
First, non-premium users cannot switch songs (although this can always be done by slightly shifting the “mood point”).
The second is a large ad that attacks through pop-ups and just looms on the screen. But this, too, can be circumvented by opening the USB flash drive directly - here
comes the Third - in one “approach” the system finds 5-7 songs that it plays in a row, and then falls silent. We must poke the "point of mood" again.
Fourth - sometimes a flash is buggy when displaying songs that will play further and they overlap each other. Not critical.
What is the result? But in the end, in my opinion, this is an absolutely wonderful system to help those who want and love to choose their own music for their mood. Despite the minuses, the songs are selected quite accurately, and the assortment itself is very happy. Well, another plus is that here, unlike the radio, if you hear a good song, you can immediately see who sings.
For complete happiness, it remains to fasten a similar service for your local music in the form of a plug-in to winamp or a separate program. Or maybe there is already someone who knows?
And inside of us there is a nice-looking interface on a flash that immediately offers to indicate your current mood in two coordinates: positive / depression and energetic / calm and enjoy the music for him.
Additional settings in the form of on / off checkmarks for each genre and two sliders on the timeline to indicate the period of popularity of music in years are also encouraging. Want rock 70-80xx? We remove all the checkmarks except rock, move the sliders to 1970-1980 and forward.
However, this service has its drawbacks, so where without them.
First, non-premium users cannot switch songs (although this can always be done by slightly shifting the “mood point”).
The second is a large ad that attacks through pop-ups and just looms on the screen. But this, too, can be circumvented by opening the USB flash drive directly - here
comes the Third - in one “approach” the system finds 5-7 songs that it plays in a row, and then falls silent. We must poke the "point of mood" again.
Fourth - sometimes a flash is buggy when displaying songs that will play further and they overlap each other. Not critical.
What is the result? But in the end, in my opinion, this is an absolutely wonderful system to help those who want and love to choose their own music for their mood. Despite the minuses, the songs are selected quite accurately, and the assortment itself is very happy. Well, another plus is that here, unlike the radio, if you hear a good song, you can immediately see who sings.
For complete happiness, it remains to fasten a similar service for your local music in the form of a plug-in to winamp or a separate program. Or maybe there is already someone who knows?