47 links have been added on 19 ideas about #audio.
  1. How come there isn’t already an alarm app that knows that you are already awake – due to the phone moving that morning? A few people have been after this for a while.

  2. MeterMan

    Looks like the apps out there are for fully produced songs and music, I guess the op meant selling a catchy melody that others would pay for then arrange. Though I might be wrong.

  3. Mike

    Looks like most people that compose music and sell it online are having to do it on fiverr. This isn’t right, they shouldn’t have to beg for a dollar here or there for a melody that would impress Paul Macartney and maybe make someone a million.

  4. Weird how when it comes to music, the options are to “share” rather than sell. I guess a tune is easy to steal nowadays. Shoppify are trying to get in on the act but nobody has made an app you can upload and sell tunes yet, as far as I know.

  5. One of the more popular existing music collab apps should add a live feature that connects to GPS for sure.

  6. The smartphone orchestra seem to be having fun with this, but I don’t think there is an app that lets you join in with others on the tube who also have the app. Someone make it and add the link, I want it.

  7. Being used for hearing problems by people around the UK who don’t want implants or surgery. So yeah, they exist already.

  8. My friend has some of the Aftershok ones, but the problem is you can’t drown out all the sounds your ears hear. Pretty pointless if you ask me.

  9. Little about it on the web tbh – but…”Humans are the only primates that make music. But the evolutionary origins and functions of music are…”

  10. Like this idea, and thought about it myself with our boy. Couldn’t find anything on the web about kids doing the audio track for their games but it is a thing, and a good thing too… https://www.brighthorizons.com/family-resources/music-and-children-rhythm-meets-child-development#:~:text=Music%20ignites%20all%20areas%20of,and%20the%20mind%20work%20together.&text=Dancing%20to%20music%20helps%20children,them%20to%20practice%20self%2Dexpression.

  11. Someone clever should do a mashup between this site https://musicmap.global/country/GB or last.fm and GPS so the app just played music from bands you like, as you drive past their town. Ace for those who travel lots or drive for a living.

  12. Can’t believe schools don’t test for this already. People need to know if their child is gifted. More discussion here https://forums.abrsm.org/?showtopic=22672#:~:text=If%20a%20child%20learns%20music,referring%20to%20any%20other%20tone.

    “If a child learns music faster than others, then he/she may have perfect pitch. It means he/she can recognise the tones correctly and immediately, like when he/she sees a number or colour. He/she may even be able to sing any tone (e.g. F# in 2nd octave) immediately without referring to any other tone.”

  13. …early days but one day we will be listening to AI music without realising it – and of course it will be better than our music because of machine learning.

  14. Irrelevant but interesting… https://www.quora.com/You-are-given-one-hour-to-hide-a-USB-stick-It-has-to-be-hidden-inside-your-house-and-cannot-be-placed-in-a-room-designed-for-storage-After-one-hour-10-detectives-are-given-3-hours-to-search-for-the-USB-stick-Where

  15. Done already, just add your own audio

  16. If this doesn’t exist already you could just glue this into any box

  17. Currently, only the human ear can do this – if you are really good at detecting sounds. However, such an app would be useful to music professionals and enthusiasts.

  18. Would be good if we could set a camera up to stream the whole thing to the world, including the cricket and tug of war. Lol, then sell the downloads on your site.

  19. Been done, there are a whole range of them now, great idea.

  20. They sort of got the idea on instructables, but it could do with room for effects pedals and other stuff, Could even have wheles that pop out like a suitcase.

  21. Looks like you can stream fest videos easily enough, so even the lazy stay-at-homes could watch the ashes.