An enriched set of categories helps users indicate what they really want.
While most sites deal with only one characteristic or category of music (its genre)... ...Pinpointer handles so many of these that you choose from categories of categories.
| You drill down into the subcategories to indicate exactly what you want. | |
| -- Example: subcategories within Music by Vocal/Instrumental Type | |
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There are even more categories to describe featured instruments. Shown below: a partial listing of the subcategory Other Wind Instruments |
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Being able to find music that that showcases a particular instrument is
helpful whether you play that instrument and want to add to your repertoire, or just happen to enjoy its sound |
| Pinpointer's categories take a fresh look at the attributes people may be looking for. | |
| -- Here are the subcategories within Music by Pace or Tempo: | |
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Music by Mood or Tone can help people making movies, TV shows, or
commercials. A partial listing: |
| -- Music for the Occasion lets you specify the situation you want music to accompany. |
| Pinpointer's enriched categories can more clearly identify what you're really looking for... | |
| ...yet many of them wouldn't occur to you if you had to type them in cold. | |
| -- They also wouldn't do you much good with conventional searching and browsing tools. | |
| -- Try typing "music you've got to move to" into more conventional tools. | |