afriend wrote: 
> BTW does it fill the metadata at the end because a first look at the
> musly.db (in progress) shows the relative path (files) and the values
> (vals) but the other metadata columns are still empty.

Yeah, meta-data is saved at the end.

afriend wrote: 
> Good to know. So if I don't have any cue files this path is never
> called/checked and I don't even have to set it in config.json, right?
Correct.

afriend wrote: 
> Could you add os detection to *lib/musly.py* so manual editing of line
> 31 won't be necessary?

Create a pull request on github, or send me your modified file.

afriend wrote: 
> 
> And how do you feel about adding/moving these settings from app.py to
> config.json:  DEFAULT_TRACKS_TO_RETURN, MIN_TRACKS_TO_RETURN,
> MAX_TRACKS_TO_RETURN, NUM_PREV_TRACKS_FILTER_ARTIST,
> NUM_PREV_TRACKS_FILTER_ALBUM, NUM_SIMILAR_TRACKS_FACTOR, SHUFFLE_FACTOR
> ? Might be nice to have all user configurable settings in one place. 

Can do, but do they need to be configurable? Not sure I really see the
point. NUM_PREV_TRACKS_FILTER_ARTIST and NUM_PREV_TRACKS_FILTER_ALBUM
perhaps - but then if that was the case the I'd add them to the API, and
allow setting of these in lms-musicsimilarity. I'm wary of having things
over-configurable as that then creates extra scenarios for things to go
wrong!

But, let me know how the mixer works for you - as there is no point
adding extra features if no one is actively using it!

afriend wrote: 
> 
> About *create similarity mix*: when I call that from a track's context
> menu/song details page it's using only this one track as a seed, right?
> In other words, I could just take a look at which tracks musly-server
> thinks are similar to this track.

Yeah, for a track it just sends that one.

I've started the analysis. Since you commit after 500 tracks maybe you
could a small info message stating the total number of tracks processed
so far. Would make it easier to track progress.

afriend wrote: 
> 
> Anyway, I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to explain things
> to me and for musly-server. And a thank you to Roland0 too. Quite
> curious if this is going to work out on macOS and if it's going to make
> listening to my music more interesting. As far as Essentia is concerned,
> I think one of you mentioned that the analysis part was *a lot* slower
> than musly so I guess I'll never get to use that one because my hardware
> is quite old and slow.

As a rough estimate, Essentia is about 14 times slower. Musly took
around 1hr to analyse ~20k tracks, and Essentia took about 14hrs. Both
still faster than MusicIP.



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