remixr

Hi Hunters! I've been working on remixr for quite some time now and it's my first product release! I have been a long time Spotify user and regularly make playlists for different moods, activities or situations. So, I desperately wanted a feature to help me discover new music based on these playlists as well as generate customized playlists, so I decided to make one! Using remixr, you can generate new playlists based on your existing playlists as well as based on different artists and tracks. You can also fine tune various attributes such as popularity, mood, energy, danceability, etc. to generate the perfect playlist for you! I hope you enjoy the app :) and please feel free to leave any feedback or suggestions you might have. The project is open source and you can find it at https://github.com/rtkg12/remixr if you're interested!

I loooooooooooove this!!! I'm using Spotify for almost 4 years and the mixtapes are so boring or always same. But making my own mix playlist is super tiring. I'm satisfied with the quality of the selections from the remixr, and love the filters that I can customise to search. I think this can have more attention if you can build up the Chrome extension. I think many people like me have started using Spotify web player while working cause listening via mobile app sometimes not convenient. I think the extension can work very well for the target user like me. Thanks so much for this great app!!

This is pretty cool! Feel no service does a stellar job of music discovery, definitely a billion dollar solution I feel. @rrhoover you might like this

Great idea! I always found the basic Youtube/Spotify/other algorithms lacking when it came to discovering new music, especially if you have a very specific taste. A tool like remixr is a lifesaver if you feel like exploring for some new (but similar) tracks!

Very promising start, I like it! – One thing bugs me is the auto-play on hovering over the tracks. I hate when websites give off sound without me having giving the explicit command to do that. Hovering is not an explicit command ;D This may only be me being idiosyncratic though. But what's more is that it makes it a coordinative task to let the track play and scroll down the list cause I gotta keep the cursor above that track otherwise *ouch* next track starts. Also just running the mouse across the screen results in a cacophonous crescendo of music snippets. You see what I mean. But that's really the only thing that bothers me. (If I knew how to code I'd already be all over that! :D) Nice feature would be if the user could delete tracks they already know/don't want on the list before saving it. – And I noticed after feeding it a long list it included one or two tracks in the generated list that were already in the original. – Final question: Is there any technical limit to the number of seeds, or how come it can't be more than five? Especially in the case of long lists it would be great if there was a way to control the depth of the analysis. – Anyway, again: great idea, great start! Keep it up - best!