DJ set & mix tracklists
DJ Set Tracklist Finder
DJ sets, mixes and long compilations rarely come with a complete tracklist. A Full scan samples the entire video and groups consecutive matches into a readable list of tracks and timestamps.
How to use it
- Paste the set or mix URL
Long YouTube videos work too.
- Choose Full scan
It checks short clips across the entire video instead of just the middle.
- Use the timestamps
Open a result at the exact moment the track was recognized.
Why a generated tracklist can have gaps
Full scan samples a long mix at intervals; it does not claim to transcribe every second. Short transitions, unreleased edits and tracks played for less than one interval can be missed.
Recognition can also return the original recording when a DJ edit preserves its fingerprint. Treat the output as a timestamped starting point, then verify transitions by listening to the set.
A practical review workflow
Open each returned timestamp in order, remove duplicate versions and note the first audible transition rather than the recognition timestamp if you need a publishable tracklist.
For one unresolved gap, switch to Timestamp scan around that exact transition. This is faster and more targeted than rerunning the complete set.
- Generate the broad list with Full scan
- Verify each jump in the original set
- Investigate individual gaps with Timestamp scan
Common questions
Does it work on transitions?
Recognition is strongest once a track is clearly audible; transitions and live edits can be harder to match.
Why are there gaps in a tracklist?
The scan samples intervals rather than downloading the full set, so very short tracks can fall between samples.