Posts Tagged iphone
The Festival Explorer – Austin Edition
Posted by Paul in The Echo Nest on March 11, 2011
Looking for a tool to help you find the best bands to see in Austin during SXSW? Check out the Festival Explorer – Austin Edition:
It uses Echo Nest data like hotttness, top terms, similar artists to give you all sorts of ways to explore the over 2,000 artists playing in Austin during the next week. The Festival Explorer is a free iPhone app, available in the app store now: Festival Explorer Austin Edition
Auto-tune for the iPhone
According to Rebecca, it is already the in the top 5 iPhone paid apps, (and it was only released yesterday). Congrats to Rebecca and the rest of the Smule team for creating yet another really cool iPhone music app.
Spotify for the iPhone
On the Spotify blog they have a video of the latest version of the Spotify iPhone app that has just been submitted to the iPhone app store for approval. Notice how on the video, the Spotify client is in the position on the home screen that the iPod app normally occupies. I wonder if Apple is going to like this.
Some of the interesting details emerging about the app are:
- Won’t be released in the US app store since Spotify is not available in the U.S (sniff)
- Free Download
- Only works for premium users
- Offline mode allows you to cache 3,333 tracks (!)
- Works on iPod touch
- Music stops when you switch away from the app
I’m really looking forward to being able to run this app. And rumor is that it won’t be long before people in the US get to play.
Echo Nest on the iPhone
Posted by Paul in The Echo Nest on July 10, 2009
Melka just updated his Echo Nest Cocoa Framework to make it work with the iPhone. Here’s his track visualizer running on the device. This is totally awesome. And just in time for Music Hackday.
Last.fm and the iPhone
Here’s a nifty iPhone commercial that highlights Last.fm that has been running in the UK. Cool stuff, nicely done Toby!
