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GhostQ v1.5.0, live at https://ghostq.xyz. RemixQ: the same song for another crowd.

What's new

  • RemixQ. Any solo song can be rewritten for another crowd. Pick a new city, new ages, or both; whatever you leave out stays as Qloo reads it for the artist.
  • Same song, new crowd. GhostQ reads the new crowd from Qloo and researches it, then rewrites the verses, pre-chorus and bridge around that crowd's signals. The title, key, tempo, sections and the chorus's hook stay.
  • Side by side. The original and the remix sit next to each other, each with its own receipts, and the lines that changed for the new crowd are marked ("13 of 21 lines changed").
  • One click to the fans' next cities. New songs remember the artist's next-strongest fan areas from Qloo's heatmap, so the remix form offers "Remix for the fans around Wellington" without a search.
  • Easy to find. "Remix for another crowd" sits under every finished song, and every song page has the remix form inline. Both versions link each other, and the Library marks remixes.

How RemixQ uses Qloo

  • The new crowd's city and ages replace Qloo's for the remix, so those reads are skipped (a picked city skips the heatmap; picked ages skip demographics). Everything else is read again for the new crowd: /v2/insights for themes, styles, films, books and audiences, filtered by the new place and ages.
  • The quick picks come from the heatmap the original run already read: the next cells after the fans' top area, named by OpenStreetMap. They cost no extra Qloo calls.

Known limits

  • CollabQ songs can't be remixed yet.
  • Quick picks show only on songs written from v1.5.0, since older songs didn't keep the heatmap's other areas.

Setup and keys: README. What's next: ROADMAP.md.

Licence: MIT.

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