Bespokeoke is a tool to make any mp3 suitable for karaoke. It has two parts, one of which is in a prototype/pre-alpha state of usability and the other of which is still in development. Respectively:
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Karaokeizer is a Python program that pulls together a few other tools into an easy-to-use pipeline that takes an mp3 in one end and spits a karaoke video file, sans vocals and with time-matched lyric display, out the other end.
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Karaokedoke* is an Elm webapp allowing you to manage your karaokeized songs and tweak them where the automated tools that make up the karaokeizer fell down on the job.
It's still very much alpha or earlier, in terms of rough edges.
- Install the system dependencies,
elmandffmpeg - Get a Genius access token and export it to an environment variable:
export GENIUS_ACCESS_TOKEN=$YOUR_TOKEN - Compile the Elm component:
elm make bespokeoke/karaokedoke/static/js/elm/Karaokedoke.elm --output=bespokeoke/karaokedoke/static/js/elm.js
From this directory, either:
python -m bespokeoke.server
pip install -e . and then karaokedoke.
If you do the latter you need to pip install -e . for every change.
Bespokeoke is mostly an assemblage of other tools. It depends heavily on:
- spleeter for audio separation
- aeneas for lyric/audio alignment
- lyricsgenius for downloading lyrics