How to Get a Tracklist from Any DJ Mix (Free & Fast)

Why You Need a DJ Mix Tracklist

Whether you've just finished recording your own set or downloaded a mix you love, getting a complete tracklist is essential — especially if you're uploading to YouTube or SoundCloud where audiences expect to know what they're listening to.

The old way meant rewinding, listening, Shazam-ing one track at a time, and spending hours on research. There's a much better way now.

The Fastest Method: Audio Fingerprinting

Audio fingerprinting is the same technology used by Shazam, but applied to your entire mix at once. It analyzes the audio, splits it into segments, and matches each segment against a database of millions of songs.

45 Mix Trackr does this automatically:

1. Upload your mix file (MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A — up to 500 MB)

2. The tool splits the mix into 30-second windows

3. Each segment is matched against ACRCloud's fingerprint database

4. You get a full tracklist with song titles, artists, and album covers

5. Download a ZIP with all artwork and an SRT subtitle file

A one-hour mix is typically identified in under 5 minutes.

What You Get

• Full tracklist — every recognized song with title and artist
• Album cover art — downloaded automatically for every track
• SRT file — import into DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, or Final Cut Pro to show song names as on-screen text in your video

The SRT subtitle file is especially useful if you post DJ mix videos on YouTube. Instead of listing tracks in the description, song names appear directly on screen, timed to when each track plays.

What If Some Tracks Aren't Recognized?

Audio fingerprinting works best for commercially released songs. Very rare, white-label, or unreleased tracks may not be in the database. For those, try:

• Shazam — hold your phone near the speaker and identify one track at a time
• DJ forums — post a clip to Reddit's r/ifyoulikeblank or vinyl communities
• Mixcloud — if the DJ posted the mix there, they may have tagged the tracklist

Tips for Better Recognition

• Use the highest quality audio file available (WAV or high-bitrate MP3)
• Avoid files with heavy radio effects or pitched-down audio
• If a live recording has crowd noise, recognition accuracy will be lower but most tracks will still be found

Try 45 Mix Trackr free — no signup required.