SonodexTrack Matcher
Match track lists from text, spreadsheets or playlist links with your library and save the matches as a playlist.
On this page
Choose sourceLink to “Choose source”
- Paste text
- Paste a track list. “Separator” (hyphen, dash, semicolon, tab or custom), “Lines without separator” are titles or artists, “Swap artist & title”.
- File
.txt,.csv,.tsvor.xlsx, for example an Apple Music export. Formulas in XLSX are not executed; old.xlsfiles are not read.- Playlist link
- “Read playlist” for Spotify, YouTube / YouTube Music, SoundCloud and Beatport charts. “What works with which provider?” explains the limits.
ResultsLink to “Results”
Each row is classified as “Exact”, “Uncertain” or “No match”. “Exact” means: a unique ISRC or a clearly best match without a conflict in version or duration. Hints such as “ambiguous”, “title only” or “artist only” help with checking. For each row you can choose a different candidate or “No track / skip”.
SaveLink to “Save”
- “Apply best suggestions” picks the best candidate everywhere.
- “Save as playlist” creates a normal playlist with the chosen “Playlist name”.
- “Copy missing” copies the rows without a match to the clipboard, for example as a shopping list.
ProviderLink to “Provider”
| Source | Limit |
|---|---|
| Spotify | Only your own or collaborative playlists; your own client ID required (Spotify) |
| YouTube / YouTube Music | Only title, channel and duration; video titles are often unreliable |
| SoundCloud | Public sets, title and duration only |
| Beatport | Public charts; your own playlists are not read |
| Apple Music | No direct retrieval: export the playlist as text in the Music app |
| TIDAL | No direct retrieval: export as CSV or paste as text |
Something missing or wrong? Let us know. The app interface is available in English and German.