A simple toolkit for DJs to verify audio file integrity. Quick spectral analysis to ensure your library is ready for the booth.
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curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/snvini/music-analyzer/main/install.sh | bash
// Fast installation on your Desktop. No manual downloads required.
// For manual setup, prerequisites and troubleshooting → github.com/snvini/music-analyzer
Metadata can be edited, but frequency peaks don't lie. Music Analyzer helps you identify "inflated" audio—files converted from low-quality sources that sound bad on large systems.
No setup required. Just drag your folder and start checking. It's fully portable and runs entirely on your machine (~530MB).
Generate simple spectrograms to see where frequencies cut off. It's the easiest way to tell if a "320kbps" file is actually a poor-quality rip.
Everything you need is included. No need to install external players or complex libraries. Just run the script and go.
Scan entire folders at once. The tool will flag suspicious files that might be upscaled or low-quality.
Move suspicious tracks to a local 'trash' folder within the project. Your original library stays safe while you audit.
