Users can now upload any audio file to generate a CTP tempo map:
BPM detection (lib/analysis/bpm-detect.ts):
- Runs entirely client-side via Web Audio API — audio is never uploaded
- Decodes any browser-supported format (MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC, M4A)
- Energy envelope → onset strength → autocorrelation over 55–210 BPM range
- Returns BPM, normalised confidence score, duration, and optional half-time BPM
for songs where a double-time pulse is detected
AI CTP generation (lib/analysis/ai-ctp.ts):
- Calls Claude (claude-opus-4-6) with adaptive thinking + structured JSON output
- System prompt explains CTP rules and section layout conventions
- Claude uses knowledge of well-known songs to produce accurate section maps;
falls back to a sensible generic structure for unknown tracks
- Only BPM + duration + optional metadata is sent to the server (no audio data)
API route (app/api/analyze/route.ts):
- POST /api/analyze accepts { bpm, duration, title?, artist?, mbid?, contributed_by? }
- Validates input, calls generateCTPWithAI, runs CTP schema validation
- Returns { ctp, warnings } — warnings are surfaced in the UI rather than 500-ing
UI (components/TempoAnalyzer.tsx, app/(web)/analyze/page.tsx):
- Drag-and-drop or browse file upload
- Shows BPM, confidence, duration after detection
- Half-time toggle when double-time is detected
- Metadata form: title, artist, MusicBrainz ID, contributor name
(filename parsed into artist/title as a convenience default)
- AI generation with streaming-style progress states
- Sections review via TempoMapEditor
- Download .ctp.json or submit directly to the database
Also: added @anthropic-ai/sdk to package.json, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY to .env.example,
updated next.config.mjs serverComponentsExternalPackages, added Analyze nav link.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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