# ryser.id
> DJ set track identification. Paste a YouTube, SoundCloud or Mixcloud link (or upload a file) and get the complete tracklist with timestamps, BPM, harmonic key, cover art and buy/stream links.

ryser.id listens to the audio: it cuts a continuous mix at its transitions and fingerprints every segment several times (edge-first probes, then more windows), followed by tempo-warp, denoise and preview-verification rescue passes and a growing reference library of previously identified records. Every name comes from the audio: ryser.id takes no names from 1001Tracklists or from earlier analyses of the same set, so what it cannot hear stays unknown. Results carry per-track timestamps, BPM, harmonic key (Camelot), cover art, confidence, and links to Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Beatport and YouTube. The product speaks English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish.

Every set finishes, and you only pay for what we find: a set longer than the minutes left is still identified to the end, with the rest found and waiting to be unlocked. Minutes back are counted over the whole set, the locked part included: when the tracks found add up to fewer minutes than the set cost, the difference comes back automatically.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://ryser.id): Paste a set link; it starts identifying right away
- [Shazam for DJ sets](https://ryser.id/shazam-for-dj-sets): Why one-shot recognition fails on a mix and how ryser.id solves it
- [DJ set track identifier](https://ryser.id/dj-set-track-identifier): How the identifier works, with FAQ
- [SoundCloud mix tracklist finder](https://ryser.id/tools/soundcloud-mix-tracklist): The full tracklist of a SoundCloud mix, with timestamps
- [YouTube DJ set tracklist](https://ryser.id/tools/youtube-dj-set-tracklist): A timestamped tracklist from any YouTube DJ set, 120 free minutes a month with a free account
- [Tracklist ID finder](https://ryser.id/tools/track-id-finder): Find every track ID in a mix from a link or a file
- [Song ID online](https://ryser.id/tools/song-id-online): Identify every song in a mix or video from a link, no app or microphone
- [Free DJ tools](https://ryser.id/tools): Tracklist finder, key & BPM finder, Camelot wheel, exports (from Opener)
- [Boiler Room tracklist finder](https://ryser.id/tools/boiler-room-tracklist): The track IDs in any Boiler Room set
- [How to get the full tracklist of a DJ set from a YouTube or SoundCloud link](https://ryser.id/guides/how-to-get-the-tracklist-of-a-dj-set): Every method with steps (description and comments, 1001Tracklists and MixesDB, tools that listen to the set, phone apps, asking people) and what to do about unreleased IDs
- [Best DJ set tracklist finders, compared](https://ryser.id/compare/best-dj-set-track-id-tools): 17 tools on input, output, price and unreleased tracks, facts from their own pages, last checked 14 October 2026
- [ryser.id vs setlist.id](https://ryser.id/compare/setlist-id-alternative) and [ryser.id vs SetSplit](https://ryser.id/compare/setsplit-alternative): Side by side, facts from their own sites
- [1001Tracklists alternative](https://ryser.id/alternatives/1001tracklists): For sets nobody documented
- [Features](https://ryser.id/features): Recognition, editing, export, player, live setlist, community
- [Pricing](https://ryser.id/pricing): Monthly plans from €2.50, the same plans paid once for life with a limited number of seats, and free minutes
- [Crate: SoundCloud likes to records](https://ryser.id/soundcloud-likes): Paste a public SoundCloud profile; per liked track, where to buy or legally download it (Bandcamp, Beatport, free gates)
- [Export a DJ setlist](https://ryser.id/export-dj-setlist): Serato/Traktor M3U8, CSV, text, and a playlist on Spotify, Apple Music and seven other services (from Opener, €2.50 a month)
- [Mix CD to Spotify playlist](https://ryser.id/export/mix-cd-to-spotify): Rip an old mix CD, DJ mix compilation or radio show on CD to one file, upload it (an MP3 or another audio file up to 500 MB) and get every song with its timestamp; one CD fits in the 120 free minutes a month, and sending the tracklist to Spotify, Apple Music and more through Soundiiz comes with Opener (€2.50 a month)
- [Royalty reporting](https://ryser.id/royalty): Setlist reports for Buma/Stemra, PRS, GEMA and SACEM
- [Key & BPM finder](https://ryser.id/tools/key-bpm-finder): Drop a track, get key, Camelot, Open Key and BPM; analysed in the browser, nothing uploaded, free
- [Camelot wheel](https://ryser.id/camelot-wheel): Interactive harmonic mixing chart in five languages, with one page per key (https://ryser.id/camelot/8a) listing real tracks in that key
- [IDs wanted](https://ryser.id/community): The tracks nobody has named yet in this week's most watched public sets, with the moment to listen at, and the ones the community named
- [Artists and DJs](https://ryser.id/artists): One page per artist (https://ryser.id/artists/charlotte-de-witte), with the sets they played and their tracks heard in other DJs' sets, searchable, and every artist from A to Z (https://ryser.id/artists/a-z/a)
- [Genres](https://ryser.id/genres): One page per genre (https://ryser.id/genres/techno) with its sets, the tracks played most and the DJs who play it
- [Set library](https://ryser.id/sets): Every public set with a tracklist, searchable by DJ, festival or channel; each set has its own page with timestamps (https://ryser.id/s/<id>)
- [Festival tracklists](https://ryser.id/events): Every festival, series and venue with sets on ryser.id, one page per festival (https://ryser.id/events/awakenings) and per edition (https://ryser.id/events/awakenings-2025), each with every set and its tracklist, the most played tracks and the DJs who played them
- [DJ charts](https://ryser.id/charts) and [Tracks](https://ryser.id/tracks): The most played tracks and artists in real DJ sets, overall and per genre (https://ryser.id/charts/techno)
- [Guides](https://ryser.id/guides): Guides for DJs, each with the day it was last updated (listed below)
- [FAQ](https://ryser.id/faq)

## Guides

- [How to get the full tracklist of a DJ set from a YouTube or SoundCloud link (with timestamps)](https://ryser.id/guides/how-to-get-the-tracklist-of-a-dj-set): Every way to find out what was played in a DJ set: the description and comments, 1001Tracklists and MixesDB, ryser.id's set library, tools that listen to the set from its link, phone apps for one track, and asking people. With steps, and what to do about the IDs nobody can name. (updated 2026-10-14)
- [How to find the tracklist of a festival set (Tomorrowland, Awakenings, Creamfields, Boiler Room)](https://ryser.id/guides/how-to-find-the-tracklist-of-a-festival-set): Open the festival's page on ryser.id first: every set it has from that festival, each with its tracklist. Not there? Check 1001Tracklists and the official upload, then paste the set's link. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [What does ID mean in a tracklist? ID - ID, ID remix and the rest](https://ryser.id/guides/what-does-id-mean-in-a-tracklist): ID means unidentified: a track nobody has named yet. What ID - ID, Artist - ID and ID remix mean, why so many tracks stay ID, and how to find out what one was. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [How to find new music as a DJ: dig in other DJs' sets](https://ryser.id/guides/how-to-find-new-music-in-other-djs-sets): Someone else's set is a record shop where a DJ with taste already picked every record. How to dig in it: pick the sets, get the tracklist, listen at the timestamp, keep what you want and buy it. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [Where DJs get their music in 2026](https://ryser.id/guides/where-djs-get-their-music): The places working DJs get their tracks: download stores, record pools, streaming inside DJ software, promos, vinyl, and the records you heard in other DJs' sets. Which source fits which DJ. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [Record pools compared (2026): what each one offers, from their own sites](https://ryser.id/guides/record-pools-compared): DJcity, BPM Supreme, Digital DJ Pool, ZipDJ, Heavy Hits, Promo Only and more: genres, file formats, whether you must prove you DJ, and the prices each pool's own site showed on 11 October 2026. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [What is a B2B DJ set, and how to prepare one](https://ryser.id/guides/how-to-prepare-a-b2b-set): B2B (back to back) means two or more DJs sharing one setup and taking turns. How to agree the rotation, build a shared pool of tracks, hand over playlists with cues, and what to check before the gig. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [Share a DJ playlist with cue points with a friend](https://ryser.id/guides/share-dj-playlist-with-cue-points): How to hand a playlist with hot cues, loops and beatgrids to a friend, in the same DJ software or a different one: what travels, what does not, and the tools that convert it. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [Getting started with ryser.id: your first tracklist](https://ryser.id/guides/getting-started): Paste a set link or upload a recording and get every track it can name, with times, BPM and key. With or without an account, what it costs, how to check the result and what to do with it. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [Reading the setlist: the marks, the rows and checking every track](https://ryser.id/guides/reading-the-setlist): What Proven, Found, Weak, To check and Unknown mean, what each part of a row does on a phone and a computer, how Check every track works, and how to fix a track. (updated 2026-10-14)
- [Minutes, plans and passes: what ryser.id costs](https://ryser.id/guides/minutes-plans-and-passes): Every set finishes, and you only pay for what we find. Every account gets free minutes each month; plans add hours, paid by the month or once for life, and packs add minutes that never expire. What each plan gives, how the pass works, refunds and switching. (updated 2026-10-16)
- [Public sets, the set library and festival pages](https://ryser.id/guides/public-sets-and-the-set-library): Every analysis is private until you make it public. What a public set page shows, how the set library scans popular sets every day, what Automatically scanned means, festival pages, ID - ID rows and Fix this ID. (updated 2026-10-11)
- [How ryser.id identifies tracks](https://ryser.id/guides/how-ryser-identifies-tracks): What happens between pasting a link and reading a tracklist: the set cut at its transitions, every part fingerprinted several times, every name taken from the audio, and a mark on every row. (updated 2026-10-14)
- [API and MCP: tracklists for your tools](https://ryser.id/guides/api-and-mcp): Read public tracklists, artists and tracks from ryser.id in your own scripts without a key, or connect ChatGPT and Claude to ryser.id through MCP. (updated 2026-10-11)

## Pricing (EUR)

- Free: 120 minutes of analysis every month, refilled on the first of the month, no credit card. Every set is worked through to the end, whatever its length: what the minutes don't cover is found too and waits behind the unlock. Platform links per track, and checking every track of the first set, are part of it; exports and sending to streaming services come with Opener.
- Without an account: paste a link on the homepage, choose the quick peek and leave an email address; the first 30 minutes of the set are analysed as a free preview and the tracklist is mailed. A free account finishes the whole set.
- Opener: €2.50/month, 360 minutes (6 hours) per month, permanent storage, priority queue, the whole crate, text, CSV and M3U8 export, sending a set or the crate to Spotify, Apple Music and more, checking every track of every set.
- Headliner: €5/month, 600 minutes (10 hours) per month, permanent storage, the whole crate, priority queue.
- Studio: €10/month, 1200 minutes (20 hours) per month, permanent storage, royalty reports, batch analysis of whole lists of links.
- Monthly plans start at €2.50 a month (Opener, enough for most DJs) and can be cancelled any time.
- Yearly: the same three plans paid once a year, Opener €25 a year, Headliner €50 a year, Studio €100 a year, the price of 10 months (2 months free). The same hours every month, all year; it renews each year until cancelled. A monthly subscriber can move to the same plan by the year.
- Lifetime, paid once (a limited one-time option, a fixed number of seats per plan): Opener €25 (30 seats), Headliner €50 (20 seats), Studio €150 (10 seats). Opener for life costs the price of 10 months of Opener monthly. The same hours every month and the same features as the monthly plan, for as long as ryser.id runs the service. Terms: https://ryser.id/terms#lifetime
- Minutes that never expire, paid once, no subscription: 3 hours €2.99 (about €1.00 an hour), 10 hours €7.99 (about €0.80 an hour), 25 hours €19.99 (about €0.80 an hour). Opener by the month is about €0.42 an hour, so a plan is cheaper for anyone who comes back every month. A set uses the monthly minutes first.
- Already on a plan: a monthly subscriber can switch to the same plan for life or a bigger one with everything already paid by the month taken off its price, down to half of that price (the monthly subscription stops at the end of the period already paid for), and Opener or Headliner for life can move up to a higher plan for life by paying the difference in price.
- 1 minute of audio costs 1 minute. When a set is done, the minutes of the tracks found are counted over the whole set, the locked part included; if they are fewer than the minutes charged, the difference comes back automatically (on the free plan at most 120 a month, on a plan at most its minutes for the month).
- A set longer than the minutes left is still identified to the end: the setlist shows everything up to where the minutes ran out, and the rest is found and waits locked until it is unlocked with a plan (from €2.50 a month, Opener) or for that one set on its own.
- Every plan gets the same first recognition and the same check against the record. Headliner and Studio also ask a second recognizer about the parts the first can't name, and keep a new name only once it checks out against the record (how it was measured, by genre: https://ryser.id/headliner/how-we-measure).

## Technical

- Recognition: every segment fingerprinted several times (edge-first probes, several windows), then tempo-warp, denoise and preview-verify rescue passes, reference library, community IDs. No names from 1001Tracklists or from earlier analyses of the same set. The first recognition and the check against the record are the same on every plan, free included; Headliner and Studio add a second recognizer on the parts the first can't name. Paying also buys hours, queue priority and permanent audio.
- Accuracy: best on released music; a classic house or trance set comes back nearly complete. Edits, bootlegs and unreleased IDs are often marked unknown rather than guessed at. Every match carries a confidence score and can be corrected by the user.
- Supported sources: YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud links; MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG, OPUS files up to 500 MB
- Analysis time: about a third of the set length from paste to done, queue included. Measured over the last 98 finished sets (September 2026), a 60-minute mix takes about 21 minutes, and 1 set in 10 takes more than half its own length. Results stream in while it runs and an email arrives when the setlist is done.
- Exports, from Opener: M3U8 (Serato, Traktor, VirtualDJ), CSV, plain text, royalty CSV (Studio)
- Public read API, no key needed: https://ryser.id/api/public/search?q=<dj or event>, ?url=<set link>, ?latest=library; /api/public/sets/<id>, /api/public/artists/<slug>, /api/public/tracks/<slug>. JSON, any origin, 60 requests per minute per address. Docs at https://ryser.id/developers/api (endpoints, objects, examples)
- MCP server for assistants: https://ryser.id/api/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no auth). Tools: search_dj_sets, get_tracklist (by url or id), get_artist, get_track, latest_sets. Setup per client: https://ryser.id/developers/mcp