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SampleSeek is a desktop tool for finding where a song or recording's samples came from, even when they have been sped up, slowed down or pitched. It offers a four-step guided search or a Studio mode for editing and searching audio, stem separation and saving searches. A beta version is free to try on Windows and macOS.
Spoqify is a service that accesses Spotify playlists such as Song Radio as an anonymous user. Users replace the t with a q in a Spotify playlist URL or paste the URL into a form, and the service opens the playlist without session cookies, extracts the song IDs, and creates a new playlist with the same songs. It is MIT-licensed and its source code is on GitHub.
Unheard.FM is a music discovery engine for Spotify that filters out tracks from a user's listening history and library. Users set rules for genre, decade and popularity, then generate a mix. It states it is free to sign up.
Spotlistr converts links, tracklists, files and text into playlists, with a review step before saving to Spotify. It also offers tools for playlist covers, listening stats, now-playing images, Last.fm grids and scrobble management. It uses prepaid credits for songs added to playlists.
Tunebat is a music database that provides key and BPM information for songs, with data on release date, label, energy, happiness, and danceability. It offers DJ recommendations for harmonic mixing and audio utilities including a key and BPM finder, vocal remover, song mastering, BPM tapper, and metronome.
Canvas Downloader is a web tool for viewing and downloading Spotify Canvas, the video loops that play in the background of some songs on Spotify. Artists can be browsed in a database of Canvas entries, and missing Canvas links can be added by pasting a track link. The service is described as free and without ads.
