TrimTune is a versatile desktop application developed using Electron JS with Python integration. Initially conceived for personal use, this project expanded its scope to offer advanced audio file management capabilities, including audio file renaming, audio trimming, and sorting into organized folders. The integration of the Spotify API and the use of Python libraries such as PySox and FFMPEG enriched the app's functionality.

Key Features:

Audio File Renaming: TrimTune allows users to rename audio files, enhancing the organization and identification of their music collection.

Spotify API Integration: The integration of the Spotify API enables users to retrieve song names automatically, simplifying the renaming process.

Audio Trimming: The app utilizes Python's PySox library and FFMPEG to trim audio files, allowing users to customize the length and content of their audio clips.

Folder Sorting: TrimTune facilitates the sorting of audio files into named folders, helping users maintain an organized music library.

Challenges:

Spotify API Integration: Integrating the Spotify API required handling authentication, data retrieval, and error handling, ensuring a seamless experience for users seeking to fetch song names for their audio files.

Audio Processing: Leveraging Python's PySox and FFMPEG for audio trimming involved mastering complex audio processing libraries, managing audio file formats, and ensuring the app's reliability in handling diverse audio sources.

Outcome:

TrimTune has evolved from a personal macOS project into a versatile audio management tool. It seamlessly integrates with the Spotify API for automatic song naming and employs PySox and FFMPEG for precise audio trimming. Designing an intuitive Electron JS interface adds to its appeal. TrimTune represents my commitment to mastering complex challenges in software development and offers a unique solution for audio enthusiasts and professionals.