Reading the setlist

After a run completes, the setlist table shows everything ryser.id found. Here is what each column and badge means.

Timestamp

The time at which a track starts in the mix. Clicking the timestamp jumps the waveform player to that point so you can listen immediately.

Track title and artist

The matched title and artist name. Tap the artist name to open their artist page and see all sets they appear in across the community.

If a track could not be identified, it shows as Unknown. You can click it to fill in the details manually; corrections are saved and help improve future results.

BPM pill

The tempo detected by the identification provider, in beats per minute. Useful for confirming a match and for harmonic mix planning.

Key pill

The harmonic key in Camelot wheel notation (e.g. 8A, 11B). Hover over any key pill to highlight all tracks that are harmonically compatible: green for compatible keys, amber for energy-boost transitions. Click to jump to that track in the waveform.

See Harmonic key analysis for a full explanation.

Provider badge

How the track was identified: fingerprint (the audio itself matched against a catalogue), our library (matched against a track identified in an earlier set), consensus (agreement across earlier analyses of the same set) or community. ryser.id runs two independent fingerprint engines as a cascade across every segment; when both miss, it retries with tempo-warp and denoise passes plus a preview-verification check before marking the section unknown.

Confidence score

A percentage shown in small grey text next to the provider badge. Higher is more reliable. Below ~50% the match may be incorrect; those rows are flagged as uncertain and shown with a slightly different style.

Also considered

When multiple providers returned different answers, an also considered button appears. Click it to expand alternative matches and, if one looks more accurate, accept it with one click.

Status colours

| Status | Style | |---|---| | Matched | Normal — title in white | | Uncertain | Italic, slightly muted | | Unknown | Italicised grey label |

Editing a track

Editing is always on; there is no separate edit mode. Hover any row and click the pencil to open the inline editor, where you can search the track database or type the artist and title yourself. Changes are saved immediately and reflected in your setlist, and an Undo appears after every change.

Prefer the keyboard? j/k move the focus between rows, Enter opens the editor for the focused row, n jumps to the next unknown track and u undoes the last change.