New open source key detection tool

[SlayForMoney]

slayformoney:
I just fixed this language issue on Mac but Windows is less flexible. Can you let me know how all your language/location stuff is set up in Windows? Are your language and localisation settings consistent?

Yes, my language setting are to "blame" but I wanted to say that it would be nice if KeyFinder would have a manual language selection option. Deleting unecessary language files was just a shortcut for me

[ibsh]

Version 1.23 is up.

It includes the option to filter batch jobs by file extension, which has been requested a few times. It also fixes a few tagging bugs.

Enjoy.

[ibsh]

New version 1.24 is up

It fixes a tagging crash on WAV files, adds a load of tests for tagging so fewer issues should appear in future, and includes some new localisations.

Enjoy!

[Jester]

sweet. thanks

[tekki]

sweet. thanks

I'm with him.

[Jester]

30 tracks in 5 mins. Boom

[tekki]

Ooh yeah!

[sovvy]

Thanks for the free program. I tried it and it works fine as far as I can tell.

My question is how accurate is it compared to other programs, I checked your http://ibrahimshaath.co.uk/keyfinder/comparison.pdf but I don't understand the comparison test.

Is there any program that will get it 100% right all the time (not saying yours doesn't)?

[Patch]

No,

But, the truth is, if you cannot tell if 2 tracks are key clashing using your ears, does it mater if the software you use isn't 100% accurate anyway?

[Jester]

Clashing tracks should be obvious as fcuk to even a novice. Complementary tracks are a different story.
Harmonic mixing does not a good dj make, but adds some polish to an already good mix imo.