Choose a Starting Track
Search the song and pick the exact recording. Different masters can carry a different key, which changes what matches it.
Pick a track and get songs that actually sit close to it — matched on musical key, tempo, and energy, not just genre tags.
Add the artist after a dash for an exact match, for example "Shape of You - Ed Sheeran".
Start from one track and get songs that sit close to it musically, not just by genre label.
Search the song and pick the exact recording. Different masters can carry a different key, which changes what matches it.
Each result is scored on how closely its key, tempo, and energy line up with your starting track, so the closest fits come first.
Switch to the set generator to have the same matches sequenced from your opening track, keeping every transition in key.
Genre labels group songs that were marketed together. Key and tempo decide whether two tracks actually work back to back.
Results are ranked by how well they would follow your track, which is a different question from whether they sound broadly alike.
Tempo, key, and Camelot code sit alongside each suggestion, so you can judge a transition without looking anything up.
When an artist has no related acts on file, the tool draws candidates from their radio instead of returning an empty list.
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Choose the exact recording, review the match data, and keep only the suggestions that still work in context.
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Use the matched key and BPM as a shortlist, then open DJ Set Generator when you need a proposed running order.
Similarity here means practical adjacency for a playlist or mix. The selected recording, related-artist coverage, available audio features, and your listening test all shape the usefulness of the result.
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Select the exact release because its artist determines the related-artist candidate pool and its audio features determine the ranking. Established acts usually provide a broader pool; obscure aliases, remixes, and self-released tracks can return only a short list.
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Candidates with usable features are ranked by harmonic transition cost, tempo difference, and energy distance. That makes the result a focused shortlist, not a claim that the songs sound alike in instrumentation, lyrics, mood, or arrangement.
Audio Tools
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