How do the sliders work?
When using the sliders in Moodagent to create a playlist it’s important to understand how they work. Firstly – the sliders are not binary, meaning it’s not a question of toggling a mood on or off. Thus moving one slider to the top and the others to the bottom will not create a playlist containing tracks with that one accented mood slider. Moving a slider all the way to the bottom doesn’t turn that slider off, but rather defines the value of that mood/tempo. Every profiled track has a specific value for each of the moods and the tempo. Whenever you have positioned the sliders, Moodagent will take all the slider positions into account, trying to make a playlist matching the slider values. Moodagent will always create a playlist that comes as close to your defined mood as possible, but the quality and variation of the playlists are dependent on your locally stored music. If you only have slow ambient music on your device and you turn all sliders down except “angry” and “tempo”, the applic
