▥ yt2go®
YOUR NEXT MIX STARTS HERE

Every track has a signature.
Find yours.

Key, tempo, and a little more clarity.
Everything you need to get your music in sync.

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Drop your tracks here

or browse files to get started

MP3 · WAV · FLAC · M4A · OGG
Up to 100 MB per track
HAVE A LINK?

Paste it. Find the pulse.

Analyze a YouTube video or a direct audio URL.

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▶ YouTube↗ Direct audio
Checking import connection…
♪ Made for producers, DJs, and curious ears.

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A blank canvas for your next mix.

Add a track above. Its musical fingerprint will appear here.

Audio stays in this browser session. Clear a track or close this page to release it. YouTube imports use temporary server files, deleted before delivery.

Key and tempo are estimates. Half-time and double-time readings are common—trust your ears, too.

01

Find the right key.

Musical key and Camelot notation, side by side. Make your next transition feel effortless.

02

Get into the rhythm.

Find the tempo without counting beats. See BPM and preview each track in one place.

03

Keep your flow.

Drop a batch, paste a link, export your results. Less switching tabs. More making music.

IMPORT CONNECTION

Your link to the music.

Files are analyzed in your browser. YouTube imports use the included local service, or your own hosted instance.

For local use, run ./start.sh in the yt2go folder. A hosted instance needs an HTTPS address.
TEMPO TOOL

Tap the pulse.

Tap along with a song to get a quick live BPM estimate. The last eight taps carry the most weight.

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Tap at least twice to begin
Tip: tap on every kick or snare. A long pause automatically starts a fresh reading.
THE SHORT VERSION

From track to insight.

1. Add your music. Drop one or more audio files, or paste a YouTube or direct audio link.

2. Let it listen. A spectral analysis estimates musical key; rhythmic onset analysis estimates tempo.

3. Make your next move. Preview tracks, compare Camelot codes, and export your session to CSV.

Browser-supported audio formats only. YouTube requires the import service. Direct links must serve audio; browser imports also require the source to allow cross-origin access.