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Nightingale – open-source karaoke app that works with any song on your computer

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Nightingale offers karaoke functionality by isolating vocals from instrumentals using the UVR Karaoke model or Demucs, with adjustable guide vocal volume. It features word-level lyrics transcribed and aligned by WhisperX, real-time pitch scoring with star ratings, and multiple player profiles for tracking individual score histories.

Summary from nightingale.cafe.

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Hacker News · nightingale.cafe

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  • Praise: Nightingale's ability to separate vocals from instrumentals and generate synced lyrics showcases impressive machine learning capabilities, enhancing user experience in karaoke.
  • Praise: The app's local operation and lack of subscriptions or telemetry prioritize user privacy, which is increasingly important in today's digital landscape.
  • Praise: The open-source nature of Nightingale fosters community involvement and innovation, potentially leading to further enhancements and features driven by user feedback.
  • Concern: A security vendor flagged the .EXE file, which raises concerns about potential risks, even if the threat is considered low.