which allows you to tag the mood of a tune based on calm to intense and sad to happy. I downloaded tags for my library and hoped playing calm happy stuff would soothe me to sleep. Instead I'm getting annoyed with the tags. Lost Cause by Beck, calm yes but the highest possible happy rating? Have I missed something.
this basically tags the songs with a rating and then you can choose to play songs with the same rating.
It is does have a fairly flowing bopping melody but to call it an incredibly happy song seems a bit off to me. Still its good fun and for the most part seems right and I can always edit the tags. Soon be fine tuned to my taste.
I used to do that quite regularly
the most horrible moment is when late night TV dissolves in to breakfast news.
Also I thought the Dutch league finished a few weeks ago?
Or is it the play-offs?
I think it's the play-offs
They were talking about Ajax taking a lead back to the Amsterdam Arena.
This is true
It also means you wish you were dead by 10.
There is a weird sense of cheer associated with staying up too long
On the other hand I do find myself being increasingly indecisive and fidgety.
I got this mood iTunes doohicky
which allows you to tag the mood of a tune based on calm to intense and sad to happy. I downloaded tags for my library and hoped playing calm happy stuff would soothe me to sleep. Instead I'm getting annoyed with the tags. Lost Cause by Beck, calm yes but the highest possible happy rating? Have I missed something.
I think it's fairly happy melodically
I have this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MusicIP_Mixer
I think it's something similar but I've never actually used it. Sounds cool though!
Yeah that sounds more complex than this
this basically tags the songs with a rating and then you can choose to play songs with the same rating.
It is does have a fairly flowing bopping melody but to call it an incredibly happy song seems a bit off to me. Still its good fun and for the most part seems right and I can always edit the tags. Soon be fine tuned to my taste.
link
http://www.crayonroom.com/moody.php