Every ID, out of the comments.
Paste a DJ set from YouTube. ID Hunter reads every comment and reply, pulls out the tracklists, the “ID?” questions and their answers, and merges them into one tracklist with timestamps.
No key yet?
Your YouTube API key
ID Hunter reads comments through the YouTube Data API. A key is free and the daily allowance covers hundreds of sets.
- Open YouTube Data API v3 in Google Cloud and click Enable (create a project if asked).
- Go to Credentials, choose Create credentials, then API key.
- Paste it below. It stays in this browser only.
Sets from official channels
Only full sets uploaded by the festivals, clubs, labels and platforms themselves. No fan recordings, re-uploads or videos YouTube labels as AI-generated. Trending ranks sets from the last 45 days by views per day. Genres are worked out from each set’s title, tags, artist and channel, so the odd one may land in the wrong place.
Which channels?
Your recent sets
How it works
- Paste a setAny DJ set on YouTube: a festival stream, a Boiler Room, a club recording.
- ID Hunter reads the commentsEvery comment and reply, including comment tracklists, “ID?” questions and the answers people gave.
- You get one tracklistWith timestamps, how sure each track is, the gaps nobody has named yet, and links to Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport and Bandcamp.
Find its tracklist on 1001Tracklists or MixesDB, then use Add a tracklist.
Confirmed
Likely
Mentioned once (hidden unless you show them)
Rough time
Nobody named a track here
Someone asked for an ID