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  1. Metadata for an open mic artist.

    published by @opn.haus
  2. net.anisota.lab.synth recordnot from the namespace authority

    A multitrack composition made in the Anisota Lab's Synth studio and saved to the owner's library. The piece is stored as compact musical event data (not audio), so it can be reloaded into the synth, replayed and edited. The shared loop has a tempo and step length; each track is either a 'tone' voice (a waveform playing degrees of the composition's scale) or a 'drum' lane (the studio's synthesized kit). A track's notes are stored in 'cells' as interleaved integers — for a tone track [step, degree

    published by @anisota.net
  3. Pause the currently playing track

    published by @rocksky.app
  4. A maimai DX favorite song selected by the player

    published by @derakkuma.com
  5. This lexicon is in a not officially released state. It is subject to change. | Misc. items related to feeds.

    published by @teal.fm
  6. This lexicon is in a not officially released state. It is subject to change. | A declaration of a teal.fm play. Plays are submitted as a result of a user listening to a track. Plays should be marked as tracked when a user has listened to the entire track if it's under 2 minutes long, or half of the track's duration up to 4 minutes, whichever is longest.

    published by @teal.fm
  7. An audio post. Music, voice, ambient sounds.

    published by @keith.pollen.place
  8. city.opposite.slopflag.clip recordnot from the namespace authority

    One author's material in one lane of a project: Strudel code, notes, ABC, MIDI or audio.

    published by @slopflag.delve.town
  9. 認証した本人の現在のbotたんラジオ曲と未読状態。

    published by @suibari.com
  10. Play the next track in the queue

    published by @rocksky.app
  11. Get a song by its uri, MusicBrainz ID, or ISRC

    published by @rocksky.app
  12. A Last.fm scrobble play record written by Linkname.

    published by @linkna.me
  13. Get tracks for an album

    published by @rocksky.app
  14. One song, published so anything can point at it. Written by the round organizer at ledger-publish time — never at nomination time, which would reveal a nomination the reveal design exists to hold back. Holds only identity: this record is CID-pinned by the round's candidate ledger and therefore frozen, so anything that might later be corrected (links, MBIDs, durations) belongs in records that point here instead — see at.eptss.trackLink. Written fresh per round rather than reused across rounds: sh

    published by @eptss.at
  15. A release (album, EP, single) containing recordings of songs or musical works

    published by @indiemusi.ch
  16. An audio file stored inside a user's private atproto space of type ch.indiemusi.alpha.audioTrack. Not stored in the public repo.

    published by @indiemusi.ch
  17. An album, EP, single, or any long-form release.

    published by @lexicons.tempomusic.fan
  18. Notes published on their own — a chord progression, a bassline, a drum groove — to be taken into anybody's arrangement and played by whatever instrument it is placed under.

    published by @atmosynth.at
  19. A music track record on FreeMix. Top-level leaf (FM-549 s38: pulled out from under the release.* prefix; release.track -> track).

    published by @lex-publisher.freemix.fm
  20. An ordered list of records, authored by the repo owner. Deliberately knows nothing about music — or about any project type, which is why it lives in atjam: items are strongRefs to records of any collection, so one list can hold owned audio, an external song reference, and a record from an app that did not exist when this was written, with no schema change. A reader that does not recognise an item's collection renders the URI and moves on — that is the property that makes this infrastructure rath

    published by @atjam.at

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