she does do a lost of guest vocals on stuff from other circles tho
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kepstin-work hears her occasionally on touhou stuff
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flamingspinach
yeah I heard her on one of onoken's CDs
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kepstin-work
then of course there's the famous "dango daikazoku" end theme for the clannad anime :)
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kepstin-work
dango~ dango~ dango~ dango~
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kepstin-work
dango daikazoku~
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Freso
HektoR: Depends on what you feed Picard.
2013-02-06 03732, 2013
Freso
HektoR: Old versions of Picard generated PUIDs and looked them up against MusicBrainz' database.
2013-02-06 03709, 2013
Freso
HektoR: Newer versions can use AcoustID instead, if you have the fpcalc program installed (not sure if it's bundled with the Windows version).
2013-02-06 03715, 2013
HektoR
Freso: I just want to know can i use picard to detect artist name from text ?
2013-02-06 03720, 2013
Freso
HektoR: Future versions will have the PUID option removed.
2013-02-06 03759, 2013
Freso
HektoR: If you have a text "Foo bar baz eggs spam tomato" and want to detect that "bar baz" and "spam" are artists, then no.
2013-02-06 03719, 2013
hawke_1
HektoR: It has some possibility to do that, and it does it automatically.
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Freso
HektoR: If you have a text "Bar Baz" and want to know if an artist is called that, you can use the MB web service to look it up.
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hawke_1
but there is no way to correct it if it’s wrong when it guesses.
2013-02-06 03756, 2013
Freso
hawke_1: I think HektoR wants to run a script/name detection against articles/longer texts.
2013-02-06 03705, 2013
HektoR
Freso: hawke_1 I want to implement something like this with musicbrainz data. I have some text which contains artist names for example "The best rock band is Linkin Park". how is it possible to know that Linkin Park is an artist
2013-02-06 03707, 2013
Freso
hawke_1: And detect which names are artists.
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HektoR
Freso: Yes. exactly
2013-02-06 03731, 2013
hawke_1
HektoR: yeah, Picard is not the thing to use for that, then.
2013-02-06 03732, 2013
Freso
HektoR: Picard can't do that. Picard is for file tagging.
2013-02-06 03740, 2013
Freso
HektoR: You were onto the right thing earlier.
2013-02-06 03709, 2013
Freso
HektoR: You need to get a database dump and extract artist names, aliases, and artist credits and store that somehow, then run a check against that list/collection.
2013-02-06 03714, 2013
hawke_1
Yep.
2013-02-06 03723, 2013
hawke_1
and it will be full of false positives. :-D
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Freso
Yep.
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Freso
Like "rock band"
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Freso
But further linguistic patterns could be added.
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Freso
E.g. only match title cased phrases.
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Krystof
reoafk: do you happen to know how the hyperion digital downloads are tagged, and whether it's straightforward to musicbrainzify them?
2013-02-06 03721, 2013
HektoR
Freso: hawke_1 so what's the best way to achieve this ? to extract artist names from text ?
2013-02-06 03755, 2013
Freso
HektoR: To make a list or something with artist names + aliases + artist credits from the MB database, and then run a check against that.
2013-02-06 03706, 2013
hawke_1
Do as above but with heuristics to determine when they’re talking about an artist, and when not.
2013-02-06 03716, 2013
Freso
HektoR: How you store that list depends entirely on your tech savvyness and your needs.
2013-02-06 03746, 2013
Freso
The simplest would be a newline separated text file.
2013-02-06 03712, 2013
Freso
And then check if a given word/phrase is listed in that.
2013-02-06 03739, 2013
Freso
(I'd probably make it a text file per initial letter/character or something though. It's a *long* list.)
