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Start from audio on this page. A remembered line or a mood has its own tool below.
Drop an audio file, paste a URL, or record live sound from your microphone.
Independent recognition engines try the clip in sequence against their catalogs.
Song title, artist, album art, and streaming links when a match is found.
Search a lyric, describe a mood, look up BPM by name, or order a playlist. Still free, still no account.
Remember a line but not the title? Search the lyrics you remember.
Describe the feeling you are after and find songs that match it.
Look up the tempo, musical key, and Camelot code of any released track by name.
Find tracks that sit close to a song in key, tempo, and feel.
See the tempo, key, and energy profile of a whole playlist, plus a harmonic mixing order.
Turn one track into a playable set, ordered so every transition stays in key.
Find out what genre a song is, plus the finer style tags behind it.
Find song tempo in BPM, with tap tempo and batch analysis
Four habits that turn a near-miss into a match.
Your clip is checked by up to three independent recognition engines, each with its own fingerprint database spanning decades, genres, and regional catalogs. If the first engine misses, the next one picks up automatically — no extra clicks.
An unprocessed recording often matches better than a heavily edited one. Every effect changes the audio fingerprint, so run recognition on the original first and only reach for the tools when there is a clear problem like loud noise or shifted speed.
Intros, buildups, and fade-outs sound alike across thousands of tracks. Use the waveform selection in Advanced Options to target the chorus or the most distinctive melody — that is where fingerprints are strongest.
Applying tools in different orders produces different audio. Change one thing — denoise, normalize, or correct the speed — then run recognition again before stacking another effect.
Multi-engine matching, local editors, and no account.
A chain of up to three recognition engines tries your clip in sequence, stopping as soon as one returns a match.
Editing and analysis tools process audio locally in your browser. Song recognition sends only the clip or media link you choose to the recognition service.
Start using every tool immediately. No sign-up, no email, no credit card. Just open and go.
The same algorithms and tools that producers use - SoundTouch engine, parametric EQ, Camelot wheel - free for everyone.
Clean noisy clips, normalize volume, adjust EQ, trim the useful section, or fix speed before running recognition again.
When a match is found, you get the song title, artist, album context, artwork, confidence, and listening links where available.
Whatever your relationship with sound, there's a tool for it.
Crowd noise, room echo, and distance from the speakers bury the melody. Trim to the clearest passage and let the multi-engine chain do the rest.
Short-video edits often shift speed and pitch, which breaks fingerprints. Reverse the change with the Speed & Pitch tool, then identify the original track.
Background music behind narration is hard to match. Select a section where the music plays alone, or clean it up with EQ before recognizing.
Tape hiss, low volume, and muffled frequencies hide the song. Normalize the level and reduce noise first — old recordings often match on the second pass.
Fingerprints of remixes differ from the originals. Try several segments — a vocal hook usually identifies the source track even inside a mashup.
BPM detection, key matching, and Camelot-wheel harmonic mixing for flawless sets.
Everything you need to know before you start.
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