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MusicBrainz
If you add a new release, the release group is created at the same time. Be sure to include:
- release title
- artist
- type
- status
- date
- country
- label
- release link
- format
- track titles
- track lengths
https://wiki.musicbrainz.org/MusicBrainz_API
Release length
The minimum is 179.5 seconds, which rounds up to 180 seconds, which is 3 minutes. A pathological example is here:
<track id="b9346c0a-1166-30e7-aba3-997ef3065abd">
<position>4</position>
<number>4</number>
<length>179600</length>
<recording id="0393ce29-889d-4e9a-930e-c110bb87626d">
<title>In Our Angelhood</title>
<length>179600</length>
</recording>
</track>
https://musicbrainz.org/ws/2/release/fed8322a-e8d7-4c65-867b-1697f6204395?inc=recordings
measured by the millisecond, this track is too short. Measured by the second, this track is long enough. Listed here at 2:59:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=JVx0li_Hihk
Listed here at 3:00:
https://musicbrainz.org/release/fed8322a-e8d7-4c65-867b-1697f6204395
Listed here at 3:01:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=tNk-mlgXRp4
To resolve this, we need to round to the second before making any decisions.
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Variables ¶
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Types ¶
type Release ¶
type Release struct {
Artist_Credit []struct {
Name string
Artist struct {
ID string
}
} `json:"artist-credit"`
Date string
Media []struct {
Track_Count int `json:"track-count"`
Tracks []Track
}
Release_Group struct {
First_Release_Date string `json:"first-release-date"`
ID string
Secondary_Types []string `json:"secondary-types"`
Title string
} `json:"release-group"`
Status string
Title string
}
func New_Release ¶
type Release_Group ¶
func From_Artist ¶
func From_Artist(artist_ID string, offset int) (*Release_Group, error)
func New_Release_Group ¶
func New_Release_Group(group_ID string) (*Release_Group, error)
func (Release_Group) Sort ¶
func (r Release_Group) Sort()
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