Every song on air, identified as it plays or from a recorded audio file.
AudioAtlas Live listens to a radio stream, recognises each track within seconds and enriches it with AudioAtlas data: genre, mood, tempo, key, rights identifiers and more. Recorded sessions become a ready-to-file cue sheet.
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Your QSheet, ready to file
Every identified song becomes a line of your cue sheet: in and out times, duration, title, artist, composers and writers, publishers, label, ISRC, ISWC and a confidence level.
Every day by email
Each morning, the QSheet of the last 24 hours of your stream arrives in your inbox.
On demand for a recording
Send a recorded programme or session (any audio or video format) and receive its QSheet within minutes.
PDF or CSV
A printable PDF for your records, or a CSV for your collecting society, royalty system or spreadsheet.
Example: one hour of our demo station, identified automatically.
Broadcast music monitoring for everyone who reports music usage
Radio and TV broadcasters
Automate your music reporting: every song you air is logged with its rights data, without manual playlists.
Collecting societies (PROs, CMOs)
Check broadcaster declarations and distribute royalties on what was really played.
Publishers and labels
Know where and when your catalogue is played, and claim every usage.
Producers and agencies
Clear the music in your programmes and deliver cue sheets with your masters.
How AudioAtlas Live identifies the music on air
- ListenWe follow your live stream around the clock, or read your recorded file.
- RecogniseAudio fingerprinting identifies each song from a few seconds of audio, even under voice-over.
- EnrichEach track is matched to the AudioAtlas catalogue of more than 180 million tracks for ISRC, ISWC, composers, publishers and label.
- ReportYou receive the QSheet by email every day, or on demand for a recording, as PDF or CSV.
Frequently asked questions
Which stations and formats can you monitor?
Any live radio or TV stream reachable over the internet (MP3, AAC, HLS), and recorded files in any common audio or video format.
How fast is a song identified?
Usually within 10 to 20 seconds of the song starting on air.
What does a QSheet contain?
For each cue: in and out times, duration, title, artist, composers and writers, publishers, label, ISRC, ISWC, Apple Music ID and a confidence level.
How is the QSheet delivered?
By email every day for the last 24 hours, or on demand for a recording, as a PDF or a CSV file.
What happens when a song is not in your catalogue?
It is added to AudioAtlas automatically as soon as it is recognised, with its metadata and audio analysis.
Does it work with speech, jingles and music beds?
Voice-over on top of a song does not break the identification, and recorded sessions are also scanned with short probes that catch jingles and music beds.