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CYANITE mentions (5)

• Wanting to start making some music!

  When it comes to a beginner tutorial I can only recommend the tutorial by In The Mix. It might be a little outdated but it helped me out a lot when I started out. Once you get a good understanding of how FL Studio works, you can focus on tutorials on how to make a specific genre. That's not going to be easy for you, as both of the example tracks are... idk.. Hard to assign to one genre. The first track is just... Source: 9 months ago

• How to find songs that sound similar to mine to find suitable playlists for pitching

  I have the same problem with my EDM/House songs when choosing the correct genre and what artists my songs sounds like. I found https://cyanite.ai/ but only use the free service. It finds the key, bpm, tags to use, etc. You can make it search for artists on Spotify that sound like you. It gives the group's names and a sample of their songs. It will provide a sample of a part (30 sec) of their songs that sounds... Source: 12 months ago

• Free marketing tips

  Alas, the best free tips I can offer though are to use a service like cyanite.ai you can have the AI analyze your songs and tell you what artists you sound like. Look at the playlists those artists are on and try pitching to those editors. Good luck! And don't get too caught up in your numbers :). Source: 12 months ago

• Show HN: I trained an AI model on 120M+ songs from iTunes

  Reminds me of https://cyanite.ai/ (Search by audio). I will have to give it more time, but so far, I like your results better. Well done! - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

• Is there a website that will make a pie chart or graph of my music tastes and genres??

  You might have fun with https://cyanite.ai/ but it seems you already found what you sought. Source: almost 2 years ago

Spotlight mentions (5)

• Just bought my first Mac/Apple device (Macbook Air M2)

  I want to add another tip: learn to use Spotlight Search to launch apps, search for files or make google queries. To do so, type COMMAND + SPACEBAR. Down the road, once you get comfortable with Spotlight Search, you can replace it with alternative apps like Alfred or Raycast. Using the keyboard to launch apps and open files, from anywhere, takes macOS to another level of mind-meld. Highly recommend. Source: about 1 year ago

• First time at a Mac/Google shop - teach me your ways

  Spotlight Search - The equivalent of searching in the start menu on a PC, but it actually works. Source: over 1 year ago

• macOS using 7 cores and 19 gigs of ram to perform subtraction

  It seems they are using it as intended. Apple lists what op does as a supported usecase.. https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/spotlight-mchlp1008/mac. Source: over 2 years ago

• App disappeared on Mac

  Hi there, sorry to hear that. It's possible that the app has disappeared from the dock after updating to the latest stable version that was released today (v3.8.0) but should still be in the list of apps that you have installed or discoverable via Spotlight. If it's still not there, please let us know. You should be able to install it from the downloads page and it should retain your preferences, but create a... Source: almost 3 years ago

• The right way to use Finder?

  One other thing I forgot to mention is Spotlight. As long as you know the name of file or folder (or other details) you can find it quickly with Spotlight. Just click the magnifying glass in the menu bar, or press CMD + Space. Source: almost 3 years ago