rin.kagamine 2dcb297087 feat: Camelot wheel key colors + BPM gradient for all badges
New musicColors.ts utility:
- getKeyColor(): Maps musical key to Camelot wheel position → hue.
  12 positions × 30° = full color wheel. Major = brighter/more saturated.
  Minor = slightly darker/less saturated. Returns {bg, text, border}.
- getBPMColor(): Gradient from slow (blue, 240°) to fast (red, 0°).
  Default range: 60 BPM → 180 BPM. Configurable via BPMRange.
  Clamps outside range. Returns {bg, text, border}.

Gallery.tsx:
- Ribbons: BPM and key badges now use dynamic HSL colors
- Tiles: Same colored badges in tile footer
- Both use inline styles for bg/text/border

DetailPanel.tsx:
- BPM and key metadata items now show as colored badges
- Same color system as gallery badges

All badges: subtle translucent background, colored text, thin colored border.
Consistent visual language across ribbon, tile, and detail views.
2026-05-29 21:16:47 -04:00

Lyria Studio

A webapp for generating, playing, and storing music clips using Google's Lyria music generation models.

Built by Kagamine Rin & Ryan.

Quick Start

# Backend
cd backend
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
cd src
uvicorn main:app --reload

# Frontend (new terminal)
cd frontend
npm install
npm run dev

Architecture

  • Backend: FastAPI (Python) — async Lyria API client, SQLite metadata, file storage
  • Frontend: React + Vite + TypeScript + Tailwind — dark theme, audio player
  • Storage: SQLite for clip metadata, local filesystem for MP3 files

API

Endpoint Method Description
/api/health GET Health check
/api/generate POST Start clip generation
/api/clips GET List all clips
/api/clips/{id} GET Get clip metadata
/api/clips/{id}/audio GET Stream MP3
/api/clips/{id} DELETE Delete clip

Models

  • v0.1: Lyria 3 Clip Preview (30s, REST)
  • v0.2: Lyria 3 Pro (structure-aware, ~3min)
  • v0.3: Lyria RealTime (WebSocket streaming)

License

MIT — Hardcore will never die.

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