A TrackSniff Alternative With 100+ Platforms
Full-set identification from a hundred-plus platforms: one set unlocks one mix, and the result exports anywhere.
Identify My Mix →TrackSniff and setlist.id Solve the Same Problem Differently
By Nicholas Harris. Last updated
TrackSniff is part of the same new generation of tools as setlist.id, built on a shared insight: DJ sets need full-length analysis, not a Shazam snapshot. Paste a YouTube, SoundCloud, or Mixcloud link, or upload an audio file, and it returns a timestamped tracklist with BPM, key, and confidence scores, with a free tier on monthly allowances.
The differences show up at the edges of that workflow. setlist.id reads links from more than a hundred platforms rather than three, which matters the moment the set you want lives on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Vimeo, Dailymotion, or Hearthis. Pricing is metered per mix rather than per scan: one set unlocks one full mix of any length, plans start at $6/month with a 10-day free trial, and failed identifications refund their set automatically.
The output goes further too. Every identified track carries links to YouTube, Spotify, Deezer, and Beatport plus album and label data, and the finished tracklist exports to your clipboard, a .txt file, a YouTube chapter format built for video descriptions, or directly into a playlist. One honest constant applies to every tool in this category, including this one: unreleased music has no fingerprint in any database, so nothing can name it until it comes out.
TrackSniff vs setlist.id
| TrackSniff | setlist.id | |
|---|---|---|
| Supported sources | YouTube, SoundCloud, Mixcloud, file upload | 100+ platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Vimeo, and Dailymotion |
| Pricing model | Free tier with monthly allowances, paid plans | Monthly plans metered per mix, from $6/month for 3 mixes, 10-day free trial |
| Track data | Timestamps, BPM, key, confidence | Timestamps, BPM, key, album, label, plus YouTube, Spotify, Deezer, and Beatport links |
| Exports | Tracklist on the site | Clipboard, .txt, YouTube chapter format, and playlist creation |
| Failed identification | Scan spent | Sets refunded automatically |
When to Use Which
If your mixes only ever live on YouTube, SoundCloud, or Mixcloud, TrackSniff's free tier can be enough for an occasional scan.
Use setlist.id when the source is anything beyond those three platforms, when a full mix should cost one predictable set rather than per-scan math, or when the tracklist needs to go somewhere: a YouTube description, a text file, a playlist, or a crate-digging session that ends on Beatport.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is setlist.id priced compared to a subscription tool?+
setlist.id plans are metered in whole mixes, not scans or hours: one set unlocks one full mix of any length. Casual is $6/month for 3 sets, DJ $15/month for 8, and Pro $25/month for 15, each with a 10-day free trial, and failed identifications refund their set automatically.
Do both tools have the same accuracy?+
Every fingerprinting tool depends on its database and its segmentation, and results vary set by set for all of them. setlist.id matches against a database of more than 100 million tracks with an average match confidence of 94 percent, and no tool in this category can identify unreleased music.
Can I upload a local audio file to setlist.id?+
setlist.id works from links rather than uploads: paste the URL of a mix on any of 100+ supported platforms. If your recording is local, uploading it to SoundCloud or Hearthis as an unlisted track first takes a couple of minutes and works well.
What does the YouTube chapter export do?+
It formats the tracklist as one line per track with the timestamp first, exactly the format YouTube descriptions turn into clickable chapters, so DJs can paste a finished, navigable tracklist under their own uploads.
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