Find every track from a DJ set

Got the tracklist of a mix you loved? Paste it here, one track per line, and TrackHunter finds where to buy each one on Bandcamp, Beatport and Discogs.

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How it works

  1. 1. Copy the tracklist

    From the mix description, a tracklist site or the comments — one "Artist - Title" per line. Line numbers are fine; remove timestamps such as 00:12.

  2. 2. Paste it above

    Or upload it as a CSV or TXT file. TrackHunter parses each line into an artist and a title.

  3. 3. Build your crate

    Buy each track on Beatport or Bandcamp, or find the vinyl on Discogs, and save the rest to your wishlist.

Turn a mix into your own collection

Every DJ knows the feeling: a set full of tracks you need. Searching ten tracks across four stores is forty searches. TrackHunter runs them all at once and puts the results side by side.

Matches come with a confidence score, so remixes and versions are easy to check before you buy.

Where to find tracklists

Many mixes list their tracks in the description on SoundCloud, YouTube or Mixcloud, and community sites collect tracklists for well-known sets. Tracks marked "ID" are unreleased or unidentified — they will not be found in stores until they are released.

Keep track of what you still need

Add tracks to the wishlist to come back to them later, for example when an "ID" finally gets a release or when a record shows up on the Discogs marketplace.

Frequently asked questions

What format should the tracklist be in?

One track per line, ideally "Artist - Title". Line numbers are fine; remove timestamps first. You can also upload a CSV or TXT file.

Can it identify a track from audio?

No. TrackHunter searches stores by artist and title. To identify an unknown track, use the mix tracklist or an audio-recognition app first, then paste the result here.

Is it free?

Yes, TrackHunter is free and needs no account.

New to TrackHunter? Read the user guide.