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@@ -18,6 +18,71 @@ Welcome to the world where Artificial Intelligence (AI) meets music, transformin
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5. Chords and Lyrics Writer: https://huggingface.co/spaces/awacke1/Mistral_Ultimate_Chords_and_Lyrics_Writer
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6. Prompts
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## Prompt Example
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# List of prompts for full song details of various artists
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5. Chords and Lyrics Writer: https://huggingface.co/spaces/awacke1/Mistral_Ultimate_Chords_and_Lyrics_Writer
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6. Prompts
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## Top 21 Genre of Music in Descending Order of Popularity / Frequency
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1. Dance/EDM
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2. Corporate
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3. Rock
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4. Chill Out
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5. Hip Hop
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6. Orchestral
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7. Funk
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8. VideoGame
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9. Folk
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10. Ambient
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11. Jazz
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12. Kids
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13. Pop
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14. Production
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15. Electronic
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16. Reggae
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17. Dance
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18. R&B
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19. Latin
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20. Country
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21. Indian
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## Tempo and BPM for Different Types of Music and Effect
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Yoga, pilates, and other low-intensity activities: 60 to 90 BPM
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Power yoga: 100 to 140 BPM
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CrossFit, indoor cycling, or other forms of HIIT: 140 to 180-plus BPM
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Zumba and dance: 130 to 170 BPM
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Steady-state cardio, such as jogging: 120 to 140 BPM
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Runners: 150-190bpm
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Walking or cycling: 80-110bpm
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Long-distance runs: 120-140 BPM
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Shorter, more intense runs: 147-160 BPM
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Weightlifting: 130-140
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Low impact aerobics: 133-148 bpm
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High frequencies between 20 and 30 Hz can improve muscle power and muscle force.
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Steady-state cardio, such as jogging: 120 to 140 BPM. Weightlifting and powerlifting: 130 to 150 BPM. Warming up for exercise: 100 to 140 BPM. Cooling down after exercise: 60 to 90 BPM.
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How to Measure Tempo:
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Tempo is measured through the use of a metronome, a time-keeping device. You can get metronome widgets, software and apps easily online, free too. You can also use a drum machine or use a “click” which is a BPM counter that is provided with most multi-track recording software/ digital workstations. These devices allow you to set or tap out a tempo in BPM.
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Typical Tempo Ranges for Various Musical Styles and Terms:
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The tempos below are good starting points for the listed style. You can experiment with moving them slightly slower or faster.
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Ballad / Slow: 50 to 85 BPM
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Mid-Tempo: 90-105 BPM
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Up-Tempo: 110-125 BPM
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Fast: 130 BPM and up
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Blues: 50 BPM and up
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Ambient/Movie Score: 80 BPM
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Down Tempo: 65-95 BPM
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Reggae: 60-90 BPM
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Hip-Hop: 85-110 BPM
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Rock: 90-100 BPM
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Alternative Rock: 120 BPM
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RnB/Motown: 75-100 BPM
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Dance/House: 110-130 BPM
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Trance: 120-140 BPM
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Techno: 130-150 BPM
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Dubstep: 130-145 BPM
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Drum n’ Bass: 150-170 BPM
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Punk Rock: 140-200 BPM
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Bluegrass: 120-240 BPM
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## Prompt Example
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# List of prompts for full song details of various artists
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