Python app for handling the beat upload to beatstars.com and creating two video files (full video and short) for uploading your beats to YouTube.
This app saves time and helps automate the beat upload.
Install the required packages by running the following command in your terminal:
pip install -r .\requirements.txt
The app is run by excuting GUI.py.
However, please read through the following sections to properly set up the app.
My beats are all named in a specific way: [0001] C-Minor 100BPM Beat-Name (Prod. by MyName)
The script will use this naming convention to grab the BPM, key and beat title. The specific beat is identified by its number, here "0001".
# Define which beat number should be selected
number = 0001
Note: The spelling needs to be identical to these examples:
- A-Flat-Minor
- A-Flat-Major
- A-Minor
- A-Major
- A-Sharp-Minor
- A-Sharp-Major
- B-Flat-Minor
- B-Flat-Major
- B-Minor
- B-Major
- C-Flat-Major
- C-Minor
- C-Major
- C-Sharp-Minor
- C-Sharp-Major
- D-Flat-Major
- D-Minor
- D-Major
- D-Sharp-Minor
- E-Flat-Major
- E-Minor
- E-Major
- F-Minor
- F-Major
- F-Sharp-Minor
- F-Sharp-Major
- G-Flat-Major
- G-Minor
- G-Major
- G-Sharp-Minor
(Note: Please input the path to your WAV-Files in the file file_path.py under:
dir_path = "D:\Dropbox\Beats\ProfessionalStuff\Beatstars\\1! Wav Files")
The newer version of this app features a GUI. You can now conveniently input the necessary information.
Note: When choosing a folder, you won't see any files. This is correct. The app will identify your beat based on the input number.
The clip_path, vid_path and driver_path are set within GUI.py.
Change these to your preferred locations.
In order for the script to work, you will need to create a file called ".env".
Open it with a normal text editor and copy this code:
DEVICE_USERNAME="username"
DEVICE_PASSWORD="password"
Now, insert you Beatstars username and password.
(Everything is located within the create_video-function)
First, define the location of the image for your video.
Note: The image should have a 1920px x 1080px dimension.
# Define path for Image
clip_path = r"D:\Dropbox\Youtube Uploads\next.png"
Second, define the location for saving the video
# Define path to save video in
vid_path = fr"C:\Users\Carsten\Downloads\{tags[0]} - {name}.mp4"
# Define path for saving shorts in
shorts_path = fr"D:\Dropbox\Youtube Uploads\Shorts\{tags[0]} - {name} - Short.mp4"
I have created an Excel file (not part of this project) that I use for creating the YouTube text and tags. The "tag_generator.py" module inserts the beat title and 2 of the 3 artist names into this Excel. You can comment out this function in "main.py".
After you have run the script, you will need to manually choose an upload date and publish your upload on the opened Chrome window.
The app is based on:
- Moviepy
- Opencv
- Selenium