Release Date: April 4, 2026
With AudioMuse-AI v0.9.4, we take a step further in turning your music library into a space you can actively explore rather than simply browse.
The Song Path feature has been expanded to move beyond connections between songs, now allowing you to navigate through moods such as Happy, Sad, Relaxed, Aggressive, and Danceable. This opens the possibility to shape personal journeys across your collection, tracing emotional paths and discovering new relationships within your music.
At the same time, Song Alchemy becomes more persistent and meaningful. You can now save its results as anchors, which can later be reused either as starting points for new Song Alchemy or as input for your Song Path functionality. This adds continuity to your exploration and gives you more control over how you move through your library.
Together, these improvements reinforce the vision of Music Map: your library as a world, and AudioMuse-AI as the set of instruments that allows you to navigate it in new and expressive ways.
This release also includes a minor update to Navidrome playlist creation, which are now set as public by default, making them visible across users and better suited for shared environments.
What's Changed
- Revise AI model testing information in PARAMETERS.md by @rendyhd in #376
- Devel -> Main : create public playlist on navidrome - #377 by @NeptuneHub in #378
- Song Path - Added mood by @NeptuneHub in #387
- Alchemy and song path Anchor by @NeptuneHub in #389
- Avoid multiple batch task in parallel - #391 by @NeptuneHub in #393
Full Changelog: v0.9.3...v0.9.4