Post by breckjensen on Nov 9, 2017 13:14:39 GMT
Hello Guys,
When i was younger. All i listened to was hip hop. I haven't listened or been into for a couple of years now, but i'm starting to get into it again. It's genre which contain some of the best and worst music ever made. I can understand why some people love it, and why some people hate it. But awful rap music seems to be a more nowadays kind of thing, so much amazing rap music was made in the 80's & 90's. A user would start searching on a colour-coded graphic that shows the major divisions of music currently online. The largest blocks in primary colours are the broadest categories (classical, rock, pop, electronic, etc). Product Animation are used to showcase the key info about the product and its benefits. Sub-regions in more subtle hues gradually take you to sub-genres and individual artists - right down to single tracks which are sorted algorithmically and clustered according to similarity of song characteristics (bpm, melodies, timbres, compositional structure, length, etc).
Thanks
When i was younger. All i listened to was hip hop. I haven't listened or been into for a couple of years now, but i'm starting to get into it again. It's genre which contain some of the best and worst music ever made. I can understand why some people love it, and why some people hate it. But awful rap music seems to be a more nowadays kind of thing, so much amazing rap music was made in the 80's & 90's. A user would start searching on a colour-coded graphic that shows the major divisions of music currently online. The largest blocks in primary colours are the broadest categories (classical, rock, pop, electronic, etc). Product Animation are used to showcase the key info about the product and its benefits. Sub-regions in more subtle hues gradually take you to sub-genres and individual artists - right down to single tracks which are sorted algorithmically and clustered according to similarity of song characteristics (bpm, melodies, timbres, compositional structure, length, etc).
Thanks