KEY DETECTION COMPARISON: Spotify vs Tunebat vs Mixed In Key A few days ago, a review on Tunebat com got published on DigitalDJTips com What it missed was how well the Key Analyzer of Tunebat performs, as well as if the keys listed on Spotify are actually accurate I already did a small comparison back in 2019 (100 tracks) and it didn’t look good for both platforms
Tunebat Reliable? : r Beatmatch - Reddit Tunebat Reliable? I have recently become a bedroom dj and have read up about mixing in key but I am getting conflicting information on the keys of the tracks I am using I am using a DDJ-200 with it's Rekordbox software which tells me a key but often these keys are differing from what is on the website Tunebat
[Resource] Best databases software for finding keys. Pro tip . . . - Reddit Searches for songs using Tonalify, Tunebat, and Songdata io all query Spotify's database of keys And what's worse, Spotify key accuracy places dead last (< 33%) among leading automated key detection algorithms again and again and again With the ability to search the key of any song on Spotify, it's no wonder Tunebat keeps getting suggested
Thoughts on the accuracy of tunebat dot com? : r musictheory - Reddit Definitely don't trust tunebat, and you may want to ask your money back from your transcriber (unless you're misunderstanding what they gave you, or I just found the wrong track!) I worked that out in 5 minutes or less, using this to help listen (Admittedly I'd need more time to get all the details of the melody, riffs and so on )
Is tunebat wrong or am I wrong? : r musictheory - Reddit Whenever I make a beat and export it, I run the wav through tunebat just for fun, however It 90% of the time labels my tracks as being in the A minor key, regardless of what I mapped out when making it, I'm a novice to beatmaking and music theory, but I'm wondering what your experiences are using tunebat if you are familiar with it
What are *reliable* websites to find the BPM of songs? I just . . . - Reddit This is the first I learned of this site, and as an avid Spotify user since it first came out I'm pumped I'm really interested in the values assigned for how much "energy" a song has, and also how "positive" or "acoustic" it is I already disagree with some of them lol, for example I really don't see how "When Doves Cry" has the highest possi
How to tell which one bpm is accurate when tunebat, beatport . . . - Reddit 27 votes, 17 comments true I highly recommend learning to count the tempo yourself It's pretty straightforward and having a basic understanding of tempo and rhythm is really important for DJing and, as you've found, the automated BPM detection isn't always accurate, so knowing how to find the BPM yourself helps you resolve any confusion
Best BPM Finder : r beatdetect - Reddit Tunebat is your go-to for an in-depth dive into a track's DNA Not only does it nail the BPM, but it also gives you the key and energy levels It's a treasure trove for producers and DJs planning their next big hit or set Why I'm hooked: BeatDetect for its on-the-fly precision Tunebat for the detailed breakdown of tracks