Tempo and energy
Review average BPM and broad energy, danceability, and valence signals when available.
Paste a Deezer playlist link or a track list and inspect tempo, key, energy, genre coverage, missing data, and a suggested harmonic order.
The report separates tracks found in the catalog from tracks with usable feature coverage.
The report favors useful aggregates without pretending every track has complete metadata.
Review average BPM and broad energy, danceability, and valence signals when available.
See the sampled primary-genre distribution and how many tracks contributed to it.
Get a suggested order for tracks with key coverage, with unresolved tracks kept in a separate tail.
Choose the input path that matches the platform you use.
Use a Deezer playlist URL or paste one title and artist per line.
The server resolves catalog identities and gathers available feature data.
Read aggregate cards, coverage counts, genre mix, and the suggested order.
Playlist reports help before editing, DJ preparation, or content planning.
Find tempo and key gaps before manually cueing a long playlist.
Spot missing feature coverage and tracks that need manual metadata review.
Understand the broad energy and genre arc of a reference playlist.
Coverage is part of the result, not an implementation detail to hide.
Averages only use tracks with usable features, so compare them with the total and missing counts.
Genre providers do not cover every track equally, especially in large or niche playlists.
Harmonic ordering is a practical draft, not a replacement for phrasing and arrangement judgment.
Playlist Analyzer is a bounded metadata report with explicit provider and input limits.
Use individual tools when a playlist report points to one track or one local file.
Submit a playlist or track list and use its coverage, tempo, key, and genre signals to decide what to add next.
Analyze playlist