Bliss – A library for making smart audio playlists, written in Rust

What it does

bliss is a library designed to make smart playlists, by evaluating distance between songs. It is mainly useful integrated in existing audio players, or for research purposes. You can see it in action for MPD through blissify for instance. The main algorithm works by first extracting common audio descriptors (tempo, timbre, chroma…) from each song into a set of numeric features per song. Once this is done, the distance between two songs can be simply computed using the existing distance() method (which is just an euclidean distance, really). Playlists can then be made by putting together close songs (see "usage" section for more info). bliss is written in Rust (see the crate ) uses ffmpeg…from lelele.io

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