The site: http://www.anywhere.fm/player/
The gold: Upload your entire music collection which you, yourself will thereafter be able to access from any computer. On top of this, you can stream random music from the library of anyone else. The GUI is brilliant, and it even comes with some visualizers.
This site is a great way to discover genres you like, and find new music to buy / download, as well as take a look at your friends and see how your tastes in music match up.
The goal: Anyone else can stream your music from the player if they like it. Become the most listened to and befriended music collector on FFR and on the site.
When you browse for other libraries (Browse Community) the top 15 listened to people appear on that list. Let's all build libraries, listen to each other's music everywhere we go, and get all FFR members on the top 15 list.
Here are all the members on FFR, and their ranking based on my own personal preference, and some statistics provided by the website. My formula for their calculated rating is below. You should definitely add the top people on this list to your friends when you join, if not all of them, and listen to their music to help them climb the anywhere.fm ranks based on number of complete song plays.
FFR Library Scores:
Formula:
The formula is complex, but loosely works as follows: Your score is a weighted combination of the number of songs you have, the number of playlists, which determine the organization of your music, the number of plays and listeners, and the compatibility (which is subjective, and can be used to tweak or inflate scores, but comes from the compatibility statistic when viewing another member's music.)
To improve your FFR Library Score:
-The number of songs adds to your score with a weighting that decreases logarithmically, so the difference between having 1000 songs and 2000 songs starts not making such a difference.
-The compatibility is between 0 and 100, subjective, and is added directly to your score.
-The playlists component is between 0 and 100, where 0 is no playlists (discounting the 8 automatically generated ones) and 100 is one playlist for every 75 songs or better. The number of playlists you have (a relatively small number) is then added to your score.
-The number of plays you have decreases logarithmically and with the number of listeners you have, using low pass filter formulae so that users with few plays are not penalized for having many listeners initially.
-The number of listeners increases your score directly.
The original thread where lord_carbo discovered the site and people started joining up is here.
The gold: Upload your entire music collection which you, yourself will thereafter be able to access from any computer. On top of this, you can stream random music from the library of anyone else. The GUI is brilliant, and it even comes with some visualizers.
This site is a great way to discover genres you like, and find new music to buy / download, as well as take a look at your friends and see how your tastes in music match up.
The goal: Anyone else can stream your music from the player if they like it. Become the most listened to and befriended music collector on FFR and on the site.
When you browse for other libraries (Browse Community) the top 15 listened to people appear on that list. Let's all build libraries, listen to each other's music everywhere we go, and get all FFR members on the top 15 list.
Here are all the members on FFR, and their ranking based on my own personal preference, and some statistics provided by the website. My formula for their calculated rating is below. You should definitely add the top people on this list to your friends when you join, if not all of them, and listen to their music to help them climb the anywhere.fm ranks based on number of complete song plays.
FFR Library Scores:
Code:
Rank MyRating Name Songs Comp Plylsts Plays Lisnrs Genres 1 753 [b]alainbryden[/b] 826 100 27 16875 251 Trance, House, Ambient, Dance, Techno 2 546 [b]Zageron[/b] 1620 13 64 2490 36 Game, Electronica, Pop 3 532 [b]Hicn[/b] 746 32 43 6176 86 Rap, Hip-Hop, Techno/Trance 4 528 [b]bluguerrilla[/b] 3887 20 31 211 12 Alternative / Indie, Rock, Electronica 5 487 [b]nadzb21[/b] 1523 61 24 660 16 Ambient, Dance, Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronica 6 482 [b]ELRayford[/b] 1452 65 29 231 12 Electronica, Trance, Dance 7 430 [b]Mentalmage[/b] 1529 32 29 66 6 Alternative, Game, Techno 8 354 [b]pyroshock[/b] 119 44 10 648 41 Trance, Dance, Electronica 9 350 [b]r0nburgundy[/b] 725 8 23 97 7 Metal, Hard Rock, Classic Rock 10 349 [b]Chromer[/b] 378 20 29 299 37 Electronica, Techno 11 337 [b]Tokzic[/b] 1345 8 12 511 42 Metal, Rock, Alternative 12 327 [b]Moogstacular[/b] 537 0 29 154 17 Rock, Alternative, Techno 13 319 [b]sleeplessdragn[/b] 16 100 9 69 20 Original, Electronica 14 317 [b]bochean[/b] 221 0 18 431 23 Electronic, Avantgarde, Rock 15 308 [b]TheSorrow[/b] 521 32 30 27 11 Rock, Dance, Pop 16 307 [b]Tibs[/b] 45 0 9 763 52 Rock, Electronica, Alternative 17 286 [b]intensez[/b] 125 35 19 63 13 Rock, Alternative, Game 18 274 [b]Jurs[/b] 320 13 14 42 9 Dance, Rock, Alternative, Indie 19 255 [b]6LiveFree9[/b] 281 0 14 49 13 Rock, Alternative 20 252 [b]lordcarbo[/b] 249 0 29 46 33 Alternative, Pop, Blues 21 250 [b]SethSquall[/b] 43 0 16 122 20 Electronica, Pop, Rock 22 248 [b]kenzya[/b] 297 0 14 42 15 Punk, Rock, Punk Rock 23 240 [b]Nyokou[/b] 163 64 8 174 16 Trance, Blues, Electronica 24 236 [b]mead1[/b] 236 0 12 22 7 Electronica, Indie, Rock 25 232 [b]bobloblaw[/b] 300 0 17 24 15 Rock, Indie, Ambient 26 221 [b]biffmage[/b] 180 0 11 23 10 Metal, Rock, Gangster Nerd Rap, Electronica 27 214 [b]Telvanni_guard[/b] 124 0 18 11 5 Alternative, Blues, Unique 28 205 [b]windsurfer-sp[/b] 85 11 13 8 5 Alternative, Rock, Punk 29 201 [b]Pumble[/b] 95 0 9 9 2 Electronica, Rock 30 200 [b]FishFish[/b] 120 8 16 13 14 Hip-Hop, Metal, Electronica 31 192 [b]purplepopcorn[/b] 660 10 11 19 18 Rock, Indie, Alternative 32 191 [b]T_T[/b] 100 0 10 9 6 Rock, Alternative, Electronica, Techno 33 179 [b]CypherToorima[/b] 151 12 14 4 11 Techno, Goa 34 160 [b]p337[/b] 38 0 9 8 13 Indie, Alternative, Rock 35 157 [b]Tps222[/b] 582 0 10 4 3 Classic Rock, Rock, Alternative 36 137 [b]adlp[/b] 7 0 13 2 6 Rock, Accoustic, Indie 37 124 [b]TwilightShade[/b] 17 32 8 8 3 Techno, Electronica 38 107 [b]Specforces[/b] 0 100 6 0 1 N/A 39 101 [b]loot[/b] 156 60 8 0 3 Dance, Electronic 40 80 [b]felixjawesome[/b] 26 0 5 12 7 Alternative / Indie, Rock, Electronica 41 65 [b]gazeebo[/b] 11 0 8 13 16 Rock, Hip-Hop, Electronica 42 32 [b]Raziel[/b] 7 0 5 3 9 Rock, Hip-Hop 43 32 [b]Lito[/b] 34 0 8 1 4 Dance, Pop, Techno 44 29 [b]lilshortieman[/b] 9 12 8 0 2 Jazz, Electronica 45 27 [b]GLoVE[/b] 1 0 6 2 6 Metal 46 26 [b]xinpig[/b] 58 0 8 0 1 Anime 47 22 [b]fastfingers65[/b] 1 0 7 1 10 Anime 48 17 [b]CaZ[/b] 13 0 8 0 1 Rock, Pop, Rap
Code:
[I]Rating[/I]=INT([I]songs[/I]/LN([I]songs[/I]+2)^2*5)+[I]compatibility[/I]+MIN(100,INT(7500*MAX(([I]playlists[/I]-8),0)/([I]songs[/I]+1)))+[I]playlists[/I]+INT(40*LOG(1+([I]songplays[/I]/([I]listeners[/I]/3+0.01))^2))+[I]listeners[/I]
To improve your FFR Library Score:
-The number of songs adds to your score with a weighting that decreases logarithmically, so the difference between having 1000 songs and 2000 songs starts not making such a difference.
-The compatibility is between 0 and 100, subjective, and is added directly to your score.
-The playlists component is between 0 and 100, where 0 is no playlists (discounting the 8 automatically generated ones) and 100 is one playlist for every 75 songs or better. The number of playlists you have (a relatively small number) is then added to your score.
-The number of plays you have decreases logarithmically and with the number of listeners you have, using low pass filter formulae so that users with few plays are not penalized for having many listeners initially.
-The number of listeners increases your score directly.
The original thread where lord_carbo discovered the site and people started joining up is here.
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