AudioAtlas searches for music through natural-language descriptions of mood, tempo, genre, or sound.

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About AudioAtlas

AudioAtlas is a web-based music search engine that finds tracks from natural-language descriptions of mood, tempo, genre, instrumentation, vocals, and similar details. The site states coverage of over 153 million tracks from production libraries, commercial catalogs, and independent publishers, with filters for genre, mood, energy, BPM, key, vocal type, and duration, plus options to upload a reference track or look up artists, titles, and ISRCs.

The interface is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, Turkish, and Chinese. Catalog owners can submit licensed catalogs for indexing, and an API is described for programmatic search access.

Key features

  • Search music with plain-language descriptions of mood, instruments, energy, tempo
  • Filter results by genre, mood, energy, BPM, key, vocals, duration
  • Upload audio file to find similar-sounding tracks
  • Look up tracks by artist, composer, title, or ISRC
  • Find film and show soundtracks by entering film name
  • Use field-prefix operators for structured searches
Best for: Music supervisors, video editors, filmmakers, advertising creatives, podcasters, and other content creators looking for tracks for projects.
Good for
  • Covers production libraries, commercial catalogs, and independent publishers
  • Combines description search with reference-track upload and metadata lookup
  • Interface available in eight languages

AudioAtlas at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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AudioAtlas FAQ

How does AudioAtlas work?
You type a description of the music you need, such as mood, instruments, energy, genre, or tempo, and the system returns matching tracks.
How can I get better results?
Include mood, instruments, energy, genre, and tempo, name an artist, composer, title, or ISRC when known, enter a film name for soundtracks, and use field-prefix operators for structured search.
What does a catalog owner need to submit?
You must own or control the rights, the music must not already be on AudioAtlas, and you must provide a catalog name, a track list with title, artist, album and ISRC, plus preview and full-track URLs for audio analysis, and state micro-licensing preference.
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