Is there a program I can use to make a web graph of files?

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why did you make a thread for this

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>>55999250
where was I supposed to put it

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bump

Here is a bump, sounds kind of interesting. Have you heard of Hydrus Network? Not what you're looking for but might be able to help you with what you're trying to do.

>>55999713
>Hydrus Network
this would work, but I don't necessarily have words to describe each of the items I'd be tagging.

If nothing shows up I'll try it out, though. Thanks!

1nce again

help

gon' keep bumping

>>55999131
Couldn't you write a script to do this?

>>56005589
I'm a artistic faggot trying to organize .wav files. Help a brother out

>>56005720
Can you elaborate on what you meant by AB the files? Are you going to play samples of each?

How will you compare them?

folder A contains

1.wav
2.wav
3.wav

folder B contains:
4.wav
5.wav
6.wav

1 vs 4, 1 vs 5, 1 vs 6, 2 vs 4, 2 vs 5, etc. ?

>>55999131
Maltego maybe?

>>56005757
I have recorded roughly 500 different compositional snippets over the past 5 years. I've accumulated so much that I've decided it's finally time to sort through them and figure out which ones will work in conjunction to form a larger and more interesting piece.

I've tried to do this a few times before, and I've found that I'll often find 3 or 4 different files that work with each other. But I bet this also means that at least one of those 3 files will work with another set of 3 files.

I'd like to be able to listen to file A and file B, decide if it works or not, mark it, and move on to file A and file C.
Then I'll make another pass through with files B and C, B and D, and so on.

At the end I'll be able to pull up the individual webs from each file and decide which combination I like best. Of course this will leave room for another pass through if I wanted, with A-B-C and B-F-E, etc.