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Paste a Deezer playlist link, or paste the track names one per line. The paste route works for playlists from any service.
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Playlist Analyzer
Analyse a whole playlist at once: tempo spread, key distribution, energy profile, and a ready-to-use harmonic mixing order.
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Paste a Deezer playlist link or its numeric ID. Short deezer.page.link URLs need to be opened once first so the real link appears.
This page reads Deezer playlist links directly. For Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music, copy the track names and paste them here instead — that route works with any service.
Up to 100 tracks are analysed per playlist.
How to Analyse a Playlist
Read the tempo, key, and energy profile of an entire playlist in one pass.
Read the Profile
See the tempo spread, which keys dominate, and how energetic the selection is overall, alongside per-track values.
Take the Mixing Order
Switch to the harmonic order to get the same tracks resequenced so each transition stays in key and the tempo builds.
Why Analyse a Whole Playlist
Single-track lookups tell you about one song. A playlist profile tells you whether a set actually holds together.
Spot the Tempo Gaps
A histogram makes an uneven set obvious at a glance, so you can see where the energy would drop before you play it.
A Mixing Order, Not Just Numbers
The harmonic sequence is computed from the Camelot wheel and tempo, so it is a running order you can use, not a table to interpret.
Not Tied to One Platform
Because the paste route only needs track names, playlists from any service can be analysed, not just one catalogue.
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Check a playlist before a party or workout
Spot abrupt tempo gaps, missing analysis, and uneven energy before the list reaches its listener.
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Turn an existing list into a mixing draft
Paste the track names, inspect the profile, and use harmonic order as a starting sequence rather than a finished performance.
Get a Usable Playlist Profile
A playlist average is only as representative as its matched-track coverage. Read the tempo spread, missing features, energy changes, and proposed order together before making sequencing decisions.
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Write the artist next to the title
When pasting a list, write each entry as "title - artist" and verify ambiguous versions. Averages and harmonic order only use matched recordings with available features, so coverage matters more than a clean-looking headline number.
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Expect some tracks to have no data
Remixes, recent releases, and independent uploads may have no published analysis. They remain visible but do not affect averages or harmonic order. Review the missing share before treating the profile as representative of the complete playlist.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I analyze a Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music playlist?
Not from the link on this page. Direct import is available for Deezer playlists; for Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music, copy the track names and paste one “title - artist” entry per line. That gives the matcher enough context to analyse the same list.
Why are BPM, key, or energy missing for some playlist tracks?
Analysis data is published per recording, and remixes, very recent releases, and independent uploads often have none. Those tracks stay in the list so the playlist reads correctly, but they are excluded from the averages and from the harmonic order.
How is the harmonic mixing order decided?
It begins with the slowest analysed track and repeatedly chooses the smoothest remaining option: same key first, then the paired major/minor Camelot code, then an adjacent wheel position. Tempo difference breaks ties. Treat the order as a starting sequence and audition transitions with vocals or dense arrangements.
What playlist links can I paste directly?
Paste a Deezer playlist link or ID directly. For other music services, paste one track per line as “title - artist”.
How many songs can the playlist analyzer process?
The analyzer processes up to 100 tracks in one playlist. Tracks without published analysis remain visible but do not affect averages or harmonic order.
Can I use the harmonic order as a final DJ set?
Use it as a useful first order. Listen to transitions and adjust for vocal clashes, energy, phrasing, and the needs of the set.
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