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Checked September 2026

A SetSplit alternative: ryser.id compared

SetSplit calls itself Shazam for DJ mixes: paste a YouTube or SoundCloud link and get a timestamped tracklist with Spotify and YouTube links, for free. ryser.id does the same from YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud or a file, and adds BPM, key, exports for DJ software and a public library of analysed sets. Facts about SetSplit come from its own site.

Try it on a set
SetSplit and ryser.id, side by side
SetSplitryser.id
SourcesYouTube and SoundCloud links (their site, September 2026)YouTube, SoundCloud and Mixcloud links, or an audio file up to 500 MB
Per trackTimestamp, with Spotify and YouTube linksTimestamp, BPM, key (Camelot), artwork, and links to Spotify, Beatport, Bandcamp, Apple Music and YouTube
ExportNot mentioned on their siteSerato, Traktor and VirtualDJ (M3U8), CSV and text; Rekordbox XML from Headliner
PriceFree (their site, September 2026)The first 30 minutes of a set without an account; 120 free minutes a month; packs and plans from €5
Tracks it cannot nameNot described on their siteMarked unknown with its timestamp; other DJs can name it on public sets, and the answer is kept
When to use which
1

You want a quick, free tracklist of a YouTube or SoundCloud set and nothing more: SetSplit does that.

2

You have a file or a Mixcloud set, or you want BPM, key and exports for your prep: ryser.id.

3

You want the set to stay findable: a public set on ryser.id gets its own page with the tracklist, where other DJs can fill in the IDs.

Questions

Is SetSplit free?

SetSplit presents itself as free (September 2026). ryser.id gives every account 120 free minutes of analysis a month and lets you try the first 30 minutes of a set without an account.

What does ryser.id add over SetSplit?

File upload and Mixcloud, BPM and Camelot key per track, exports to Serato, Traktor, VirtualDJ and Rekordbox, a waveform player, and community IDs on public sets.

Which one finds more tracks?

Neither publishes a benchmark you can compare like for like. Paste the same link into both; it takes a few minutes and tells you more than any headline figure.