Release notes
What’s new
Every meaningful change to ryser.id, newest first. The engines improve continuously; this page tracks the things you can see and use.
The set builder update
Major release28 July 2026
The biggest update since launch: your own DJ library inside the builder, a live analysis screen that shows what the engines are doing, and your working set following you across the whole platform.
- NewImport your DJ library: rekordbox, Traktor, VirtualDJ or CSV. Keys, BPMs, genres and ratings come along and power "mixes well next" suggestions from your own collection.Pro
- NewLibrary enrichment: artwork, platform links and missing metadata looked up for your whole collection. When we're not sure, you pick; your own scanned keys and BPMs are never overwritten.Pro
- NewSet dock: your working set is now everywhere: add a track on any page and a mini builder peeks open with what's in your set.
- NewLive analysis visuals: every pipeline stage has its own animation, a scanline sweeps the waveform as recognition advances, and engine radar shows which sources are firing.
- NewInteractive analysis waveform: hover an identified section to see which track it is, click to jump to it in the list, while the analysis is still running.
- ImprovedBuilder: customize view (platform icons, artwork, density), play any track's source section, and see what's playing with equalizer indicators in the set, selector and suggestions.
- ImprovedSetlist editing: duplicate rows, add an "also considered" candidate as its own row, visible field labels, honest empty search results, and a confirmation before removing a track.
- ImprovedSharper key detection for tracks no catalog knows, so unreleased edits, bootlegs and white labels now get a musical key worth mixing on. Measured against 100 real set segments before it shipped.
- FixedA single fingerprint could claim long stretches of a set it did not belong to, labelling many segments as the same track. Fixed, tested, and the affected analysis was restored.
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