BPM and initial key are used heavily by DJ's and others who need to consider how music "builds" over time.

A few examples:

generally DJ's want BPM (tempo) to build over time so you don't go from a "fast" song to a bit slower one...even a slight drop in tempo can cause people to leave a dance floor. DJ's doing beat mixing use BPM to find songs of similar BPMs that may then mix together well. The tonal "key" of a song can also help with mixing songs together or to create smooth transitions. People exercising or running often find they like a certain tempo for running, another for cool down, etc.

Here's an article to learn more:
The Best Running Song BPM (and How to Find Your Running BPM)
https://www.beachbodyondemand.com/blog/find-running-bpm

@baloo said in Add a Dark Mode:

https://www.qt.io/blog/dark-mode-on-windows-11-with-qt-6.5

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@jonas Since windows version is already built with Qt6.6, cant this be used as a dark mode solution for windows version, at least?

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@br_shadow Hmmm there'd be a problem when the wrong lyrics are pulled then - so I'd still go with manually writing to the tag.

I had, with Guayadeque, a lot of junk written automatically. The problem is that, if loaded into strawberry, which will pull lyrics when there aren't any, it simply displays the note saying that lyrics weren't found.

I'm sure there are still a few tunes with wrongly embedded lyrics still in my collection... I still come across the odd one or two, then I have to open/edit/delete/save to clear, stop and start to pull lyrics, copy and paste and save to fix them in the file.

WIth Guayadeque, even if lyrics are displayed (good or bad) you can click to 1. Search Lyrics, 2. Search in browser (actually the best hit rate if 1. doesn't work) and then 3. Save to the file.

@CherryStraw did Clementine have her own skin support?

Guay-Lyrics.png

This is (in my opinion) the epitome of Lyrics functionality - if Guayadeque were maintained and developed I would never leave it.

Where we see Lyrics there are some options:

The Binocular icon triggers a search (internal). The lyrics are also saved to the file - so permanently available.
The notepad is for editing, and the green arrow is to save what you edited/pasted whilst the second binoculars will 'search on the web' opening the search in a browser.

Yes! I love the built-in sleep timer feature on Spotify. This post introduces alternative ways to set the sleep timer for Spotify across multiple devices.

@totti_777 I just added my Radio to Strawberry... previously, I loaded the contents of the 'Radio' tab and ended up with one or two I liked, but couldn't work out how to 'add radio'.

So then - as with PyRadio which I usually use - I mostly added those by copying the URL from radio-browser.

You can do the same job with an m3u playlist:

#EXTM3U #EXTINF:0,🗫 BBC - Radio 4 Extra http://a.files.bbci.co.uk/media/live/manifesto/audio/simulcast/hls/nonuk/sbr_low/ak/bbc_radio_four_extra.m3u8 #EXTINF:0,🎵 101 - Smooth Jazz http://jking.cdnstream1.com/b22139_128mp3

I save playlists separate from my media players after having lost some in the past - so this works well (and Strawberry is good at getting Lyrics for many stations) so that I removed my alternative GUI radio player.