New open source key detection tool

[SlayForMoney]

1.15 is up at http://ibrahimshaath.co.uk/keyfinder

It includes:
* Custom sorting in the table widget; just click a column header
* Big dumb memory leak fixed
* Another couple of bugfixes

many thanks for your work
i've tried the 1.10 version before and works like a charm. if i make any money out of my DJing, i'll be sure to donate

[DJ SB]

I see 1.15 is up now, awesome. I am donating now and will try to get a few DJ friends to as well. We really appreciate your work man!

[astromech]

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So, IF one were to accidentally type a bunch of numbers and letters that *happen* to correspond to the Camelot Wheel, might it look like this?

[DJ SB]

So, IF one were to accidentally type a bunch of numbers and letters that *happen* to correspond to the Camelot Wheel, might it look like this?

Thats what mine looks like.

[astromech]

[basspenetrator]

Thats what mine looks like.

what a coincidence.. mine too..

[M.Beijer]

Will for sure try this out and come back with feedback to you ibsh,
seems like it works regarding to other people?

[bobalandi]

this is fantastic! it seems to work pretty accurately for me and it's super intuitive! keep up the good work!

[Jester]

lol

[Patch]

[BBPM's an interesting one. I'd like to have a bash at it, but the truth is (at least for constant-tempo tunes) Traktor and Serato both have algos that are good enough. So I wouldn't want to release anything worse; what would be the point?

For me, it's about putting an audio file through a single app that will rename the file, incl. BPM and key (Then I can generate the tags in MP3TAG based on that info). Sometimes I like to sort on key, and sometimes I like to sort on BPM.