The 1001Tracklists alternative for sets nobody documented.
1001Tracklists is a great community database — when a curator covered your set. ryser.id analyzes the audio itself: any set, timestamped in minutes, with BPM, key and DJ-software export.
| 1001Tracklists | ryser.id | |
|---|---|---|
| How tracklists are made | Curated by volunteers and moderators | Automated audio analysis of the actual set |
| Coverage | Famous DJs and big festival sets | Any set — including yours, your friends', and last night's local gig |
| Availability | When a curator documents it (or never) | 6–10 minutes after you paste the link |
| Timestamps | When the curator adds them | Always — every track, to the second |
| BPM & harmonic key | Not included | Detected per track (Camelot notation) |
| Playback | Links out | Waveform player synced to the original platform stream |
| Export to DJ software | No | Rekordbox XML (Pro), M3U8, CSV, text |
| Unreleased / white-label IDs | Strong — the community knows | Marked unknown honestly + community suggestions |
| Price | Free (ad-supported) | 90 free credits, packs from €1.50, Pro €7/mo |
Fair is fair: for big documented sets the database is superb, and ryser.id even uses 1001Tracklists community data to cross-check and fill unknowns. The difference is coverage on demand— you don't wait for a curator.
Is ryser.id a replacement for 1001Tracklists?
For documented festival sets, 1001Tracklists is excellent and free — use it. ryser.id exists for the other 99% of sets: anything a curator hasn't covered, including your own recordings. Many DJs use both; ryser.id even cross-references 1001Tracklists community data to fill unknowns when a matching tracklist exists.
What does ryser.id find that a curated database can't?
Anything nobody documented: local gigs, radio shows, your own practice mixes, fresh uploads. Because it analyzes the audio itself, it also attaches BPM and harmonic key to every track and timestamps the transitions exactly.
What does 1001Tracklists do better?
True unreleased and white-label IDs — a human who was in the room beats any fingerprint. That's also why ryser.id marks those tracks unknown instead of guessing, and lets the community suggest IDs.
Can I try it without paying?
Yes — 90 free credits on sign-up (1 credit = 1 minute of audio), no card. That's a full set or two.
Your set isn't on 1001Tracklists?
Analyze it yourself.
90 free credits on sign-up. No credit card.