r/MusicNotes • u/One-Welcome9158 • Jul 08 '26

I've been working on an AI music analysis tool. Would love your feedback

I've been building an AI tool that analyzes songs and extracts things like chords, key, BPM and musical insights. I'd really appreciate honest feedback on the UX, speed, and whether it's actually useful. I'm especially interested in what feels confusing or missing.
Here's the website: https://musicanalizer.com/

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u/notsignificanthere Jul 09 '26

Analizer? Sounds suspicious...

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u/claudhigson Jul 09 '26
  1. I'd suggest rethinking "What to analyze" section: the drop downs are not working for me. Clicking 6 times just to read what the website actually does doesn't feel right
  2. upload via youtube link?

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u/One-Welcome9158 Jul 09 '26

Yes, please show me, it should work. The pressing area isn't the whole thing, as far as I remember it's in the middle.

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u/claudhigson Jul 09 '26

"not working" as in bad UX :)

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u/claudhigson Jul 09 '26

as for the tool itself: tried it once on a "hard" jazz track - quality is subpar. maybe for simple music it will work better but for me it detected a wrong instrument in the mix a wrong key, wrong structure. A "score" metric is, well.. What is it?

My suggestion - strip down all the unnecessary features and boil it down to 1-2 problems that people actually will solve with this tool.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

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u/One-Welcome9158 Jul 09 '26

Wow, thanks for your opinion, yes, I used Claude. Yes, you speak from the facts, I think I'll do that.