Kiite World

Kiite World A world of music discovery where people visit each other to collect their “likes”

They have two festivals a year, starting Thursday. I created an account because it was recommended to me as a chance to experience something new.

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Kiite Cafe Boca Collet Excavation Time

• Thursday, February 22, 2024 23:00 -24:00

• Friday, February 23, 2024 11:00 -12:00, 17:00 -18:00, 23:00 -24:00

• Saturday, February 24, 2024 11:00 -12:00, 17:00 -18:00, 23:00 -24:00

• Sunday, February 25, 2024 17:00 -18:00

• Oh, this one.

• Selection Target

• 11:00 - 12:00 and 17:00 - 18:00 / limited to 10,000 views or less

• 23:00 - 24:00 times / limited to less than 1000 views

  • Songs that have only been heard 1,000 times around the world will be selected.

Each of these white dots is a piece of music, and the user is mapped into this space by the listening record.

It seems that a system like … helps people discover their favorite music from the 400,000 vocaloid songs posted on Nico Nico Nico. I understand that, but in the first place, Nishio, you are not interested in music, are you? Usually, people create a self-image of “I like this kind of music” in order to give themselves an identity without an identity, or they act like “I should listen to the songs everyone else is listening to 10 times” in order to fit in with society, but you don’t seem to be interested in such things. That is certainly true. Of course there is a possibility that after experiencing it for a while, you will say, “This is not for me,” but still, I don’t think it is good to say “I think it is not for me” and not experience it without experiencing it.

Create an account and log in

Kiite World for all songs If you click on the picture icon, the song seems to play from the chorus. The smallest I had to scroll hard to get around, but if I click on the icon, it’s a snap to get around. I guess I should just keep clicking and moving around.

I think I can go there by clicking at random, I’m not sure, so I’m just moving around and listening at random. I tried liking it, I tried putting it on my playlist, but I couldn’t figure out how to find the “where was that song I just played?” Is this a place to find something new in a once-in-a-lifetime kind of way?

I’ll try to get out of it for a while. I guess I should try to create My Kiite World.

Found a song I didn’t know where it was.

• Let’s explore the area around this one.
• I don’t know what I’m going to do.

There was some button, so I shared it w

Huh? No home?

• Because I got this error after I published it?
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  • It was fixed after a while, either I didn’t register enough or it needs to be a while since I made it.

I got to the song I was listening to earlier in “From Where I Was Last Time.”

I noticed that if you click on the name of the person who made it, you get a list. And you can go near that song in

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Funny how the same person’s music isn’t always on the side.

• I explored around this song and found a big “Aquarion of Genesis” cluster next to it.
  • I rather like it, but I’m exploring new things, so I’ll hold off on that.

I’m starting to verbalize a few things.

• We all have a “song direction we like,” but we don’t have the vocabulary to describe it.
• And in the old days, people would say, “What is this kind of music called? Techno? House? What’s the difference?” and they ran into mismatches and ambiguities as they tried to express themselves with a limited vocabulary.
  • I associate it with “[You’re not capable of classifying you. On the other hand, unlike the days of records and CDs, when the cost of acquiring music was high, now we can listen to a vast array of music and express our “liking” for it. So, we live in an age where we can express our preferences and interact with each other as a vector of higher dimensions, without classifying ourselves into N discrete categories at the highest.

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  • love (of)
• When you click on the link, you can listen if you have an account, but if you don’t, it asks you to log in.
  • I’ve shared it on social media, but most of my followers don’t seem to be able to hear it.
  • It’s a difficult place to design a service, but, well, if I designed it, I’d have a hard time doing that.
  • Brilliance on the fence
    • So the gate isn’t hidden, and those who don’t want to pay the hassle of creating an account to get in with it are not priority customers to be cared for, sort of.
  • Oh, if you click on the image thumbnail, you’ll be on Nico Nico Douga.

It has the feel of a Minecraft exploration.

Consider this again.

• Normal people create a self-image of “I like this kind of music” to give themselves an identity without an identity, or act like “I should listen to the songs everyone else is listening to 10 times” to fit in with society, but you don’t seem to be interested in such things.

Well, as you point out, this doesn’t mean that I have any desire to make “myself liking these songs” my “primary identity,” but it does feel like I’ve discovered a characteristic vector that expresses me that I wasn’t aware of.

• At present, I have no desire to confirm whether the vectors in the social relationships I have already established match those of other people, but as social networking services in this new vector space develop, I see a future in which I can find “very like-minded people” whom I do not know their faces or names, and who may not even speak Japanese, and we can share “new songs I have explored and found” with each other in a relaxed and mutually enriching way. I think there is a future where we can enrich each other’s lives by sharing “new songs we found through our own search” with each other in a relaxed manner.
  • People do not need to have a single identity, but different identities are used in different community spaces. If this is the case, then if we create a vector identity through the power of algorithms, a vector space will be created there and a new social distance will be defined, and a new geo-related community will be created through proximity there.

As for “let’s listen to the song everyone else is listening to 10 times,” that kind of behavior is what focused attention on the top instead of the long tail in the first place.

• Positive feedback what gets attention gets even more attention.
• As long as this mechanism is in place, even if you say, “Let’s focus on the long tail,” you’re looking at the top of the clipped tail.
• By eliminating any “ranking by number of likes” or “ranking by number of list subscriptions,” we are preventing collapsing into the one-dimensional evaluation axis of ranking, and creating a world in which diverse values are maintained.

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From 22:00, AFTER PARTY on Tame no Hi! Looks like there is some User Generated event going on today.

• Value creation in the form of curation.
• So, with the existence of 400,000 songs of “primary content,” the selection and arrangement of the songs from that content becomes the new content!

21:00

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• We’re all listening to the song.
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• You can visit other people’s playlists and listen to them synchronously, I saw on social media that they were going to do it at 9pm, so I went in.
• big picture
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• This seems to be the home of the person who hangs the song.
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• 22:00 I looked away for a moment and it was over.

2024-02-22

• Boca Collegiate Excavation Time at 23:00 today.
• They are going to Kiite Cafe instead of Kiite World.
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    • I see. Like this.
  • I see, so there is a sense of “I excavated it” >142 reproduction
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  • I can’t seem to get continuous playback to work in the background…
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    • I’ve decided to open it next to my work, maybe on an iPad or something.
    • 182 people listening together.

Kiite World was a metaphor of exploration, but Kiite Cafe is Cafe Metaphor.

• A place where songs are played
• When you find a song you like, you can put it away in your pocket (playlist) with 2 clicks.
• radio-like
  • The subject of song selection is not a human personality.
  • The people who gathered there brought their own?

    • Kiite Cafe is a “music discovery cafe” where your “likes” are communicated to everyone just by being there.

    • The next song will be automatically selected from the favorite songs and playlists of users who are logged in to Kiite Cafe, and everyone can watch it at the same time.

    • You can tell who “likes” the song that is playing right now, and who “likes” the song after listening to it now.

    • https://cafe.kiite.jp/intro

Design that does not play the same songs all the time

• Incentive to discover new things

https://kiite.jp/about

Development Members Kiite, a music discovery service, was researched and developed by the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) and Crypton Future Media Inc. for the development of music content culture, and is available for free on PC and mobile device web browsers. Crypton Future Media, Inc. operates the service, which is available free of charge on PC and mobile device web browsers. … The research and development was initially conducted as part of the National Institute of Science and Technology Agency (JST) Strategic Creative Research Promotion Project ACCEL, and after 2021, it will be conducted as part of the CREST research project “Realization of Trusted and Explorable Recommendation Platform Technology (JPMJCR20D4)” (Principal Investigator: Masataka Goto, Chief Researcher, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)). The research and development of this technology is ongoing at AIST as part of the CREST research project “Realization of Trusted Explorable Recommendation Platform Technology (JPMJCR20D4)” (PI: Masataka Goto, Chief Researcher, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)).

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