Introducing AudioSearch v4

Using songs to find more songs

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3 easy ways to use AudioSearch

Paste your reference YouTube, SoundCloud link into the search bar to find similar music.

Your reference link needs to be < 25 mins and at least 15 secs in length!
Paste your reference YouTube, SoundCloud link into the search bar to find similar music.

Drag and drop your audio file into the AudioSearch box

We accept all common media files (MP3, WAV, AIFF, MP4, WMV, FLV, H.264 MOV, AVI, 3GP) that are less than 100MB.
Download our Sample Files to try!
Drag and drop your audio file into the AudioSearch box

Click on the AudioSearch Button to find a similar tune

Browse through our categories to find similar types of content that we have grouped for you in advance. Just click one of the stock content categories to explore the results.
Click on the AudioSearch Button to find a similar tune Click on the AudioSearch Button to find a similar tune
Have you encountered clients telling you to find a song “that sounds similar to this”?
Have you ever needed to find another similar song to use because you have used that song already?
Now with AudioSearch, you can worry less about finding the right piece of music and concentrate on making that perfect video for your clients and yourself.

Search for Music without knowing any musical keywords

Search through our 700,000 tracks in a breeze

Similar to my YouTube, Vimeo, Soundcloud, Spotify, Apple Music, Tiktok link

Try AudioSearch now

Because less time searching is more time creating.

I like how AudioSearch recognise instruments, especially for piano tracks. I was able to find the music I needed successfully. I definitely think it will be easy to use and useful for your customers.

– Florian Godard, a partner at Creative Medias

I tried this feature and it works really well. It’s just awesome how quickly it analyses the content and then comes up with relevant results.

– Internationally acclaimed video artist Tamas Boscorelli

I think AudioSearch is a very useful way of searching for tracks, especially for video creators.

– Kazuhito Takeuchi of Japan’s highly regarded Ligar Music Library