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Pre-downloads upcoming tracks for faster playback. Turn off to save data or if playback stutters.
DJ-quality transitions between tracks. The crossfade player analyzes BPM, musical key, and beat positions to create smooth, beat-matched transitions — like a real DJ.
How many beats both tracks overlap. At 85 BPM: 8 beats = ~5.6s, 16 beats = ~11.3s, 32 beats = ~22.6s
When BPM/beat grid is not yet analyzed, this fixed duration is used instead
Many tracks have slow intros that don't mix well. Auto uses beat analysis to find where the rhythm starts.
Adjusts the incoming track's speed to match the outgoing BPM during crossfade. After the transition, speed gradually returns to normal over ~10 seconds. Pitch is preserved (no chipmunk effect).
Auto analyzes the Camelot wheel position of both tracks: Blend for harmonically matching keys (same key or relative major/minor), Bass Swap for nearby keys (±1-2 on the wheel), Quick Cut for clashing keys to avoid dissonance.
Instead of playing tracks sequentially, picks the best next track from the remaining queue based on BPM similarity (and optionally harmonic key). Only considers tracks that have been analyzed — unanalyzed tracks play in order. Does not reorder the queue.
Detects where the beat stops and starts the crossfade there, skipping quiet endings, spoken outros, and fade-outs. Auto uses beat analysis to find where the rhythm breaks down.
When the crossfade ends, the outgoing track can either stop immediately or fade out its remaining audio gracefully.
Number of upcoming tracks to pre-download for instant crossfade. More = smoother transitions but uses more memory and data. Audio is cached as blob URLs in browser memory.
Number of upcoming tracks to analyze for BPM, key, and beat grid. More = better Smart Queue picks but more server load. Tracks with existing tags are instant.
Where in the transition the bass frequencies hard-swap between tracks. Snaps to the nearest beat. Only used with EQ Swap transition style.
How aggressively EQ bands are cut during EQ Swap transitions. -36 dB is effectively inaudible against the other deck.
Q factor for the filter sweep transition. Higher values create a resonant peak at the cutoff frequency, adding character to the sweep.
Run MusicSeeker as a standalone app with its own window. The app connects to the server — no updates needed when the backend changes.
macOS 10.15+ / Android 7.0+. Built with Tauri.
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