Paste any Facebook DJ livestream URL. Audio fingerprinting identifies every track and returns Spotify links, no manual searching required.
Identify My Mix →Open the Facebook DJ livestream you want to identify and copy the URL from your browser address bar.
Go to Setlist.ID and paste the Facebook URL into the input field. Sign in or create a free account to get started.
Review the video duration and token cost, then confirm. Audio fingerprinting begins analyzing every segment of the recording.
When processing completes, your full tracklist is ready with a Spotify link for each identified track.
Facebook hosts a deep archive of DJ livestreams, especially club nights and lockdown-era living-room sessions broadcast to artist pages and groups. Many are one-off live videos that were never posted anywhere else.
Live broadcasts often carry crowd noise and mic chatter between tracks. Fingerprinting locks onto the recorded music underneath, though passages that are very quiet or heavily talked over may not resolve.
Every identified track comes back with a Spotify link, so you can play it instantly, save it to your library, and build your own playlist from the set. Spotify is the easy choice if you just want to stream and rediscover the music later.
Shazam identifies a single song from a short clip. Setlist.ID processes entire recordings. A two-hour Facebook DJ livestream returns every track with timestamps and Spotify links, analyzed from beginning to end.
Whether you found the video on Facebook, YouTube, SoundCloud, or any of the 100+ platforms Setlist.ID supports, the Facebook-to-Spotify workflow is the same: paste the link, confirm, and get the full tracklist when processing completes.
Every identified track shows its Spotify link directly in the results. For tracks without a Spotify page, YouTube, Deezer, and Beatport links are shown as alternatives.
The same pipeline works for live concert recordings, radio shows, festival streams, and any other long-form audio where you need the full tracklist, not just a single song.
Facebook hosts a deep archive of DJ livestreams, especially club nights and lockdown-era living-room sessions broadcast to artist pages and groups. Many are one-off live videos that were never posted anywhere else. Live broadcasts often carry crowd noise and mic chatter between tracks. Fingerprinting locks onto the recorded music underneath, though passages that are very quiet or heavily talked over may not resolve.
Yes. Setlist.ID identifies every track in a Facebook DJ livestream using audio fingerprinting, and gives you a Spotify link for each one so you can find and purchase them directly.
Setlist.ID downloads the audio from your Facebook URL, breaks it into segments, and fingerprints each segment against a database of over 100 million tracks. Spotify links are attached to every identified track automatically.
Yes. Setlist.ID is purpose-built for multi-track recordings like DJ sets, live mixes, and radio shows, not just single songs. It processes the full video from start to finish.
Setlist.ID also provides YouTube, Deezer, and Beatport links for each identified track. If a track has no Spotify listing, alternative streaming links are shown wherever available.
Full processing time depends on video length. A one-hour Facebook DJ livestream typically completes in under five minutes.
Setlist.ID uses a token system where 1 token covers 1 hour of processed audio. You only pay for what you process, with token bundles available on the tokens page.
Paste your Facebook link and get a full Spotify tracklist.