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Identify remixes, edits & sped-up songs in Shorts, TikTok, Reels. Free: 10 scans/day, no signup. What's that song? Not the official version — the exact remix, edit, or sped-up track people actually want. A chopped, sped-up, or remixed track plays in a TikTok, YouTube Short, or Instagram Reel and you can't find it anywhere. Catalog-only apps often return the original. MusicPulse is built to return the version you actually heard. 🎵 WHAT MUSICPULSE DOES MusicPulse is a Chrome extension for social edits. It listens to the clip you are watching and names the song and the version, with links to find it on YouTube Music, SoundCloud and Spotify. ✅ KEY FEATURES 🎬 Works on YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels 🎵 Names remixes, edits, sped-up and slowed versions, not just the original 🔍 Several layers: audio fingerprinting, lyrics and hooks, YouTube comments, and text shown on the video 🔊 Deep Scan: separates the music from the voice for heavily altered clips ⚖️ When audio and comments disagree, you see both candidates with their confidence ⚡ One-click scan from the toolbar icon or the button on the video ✏️ HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a YouTube Short, TikTok or Instagram Reel in Chrome and play it 2. Click the MusicPulse icon, or the button on the video 3. Get the title, artist, version, confidence and links 🎯 MADE FOR - Anyone who has typed "what is that sped up song" in a comment - Playlist curators who want the exact edit, not the official release - Creators looking for the sound behind a trend ⚠️ GOOD TO KNOW MusicPulse cannot name music that is not in the catalogs it searches, for example a creator's own audio. In that case it says so instead of guessing. 💡 PRICING 🆓 Free: 10 scans per day and 1 Deep Scan per day, no signup ⭐ Lifetime License: €19 one-time, 30 scans per day and 10 Deep Scans per day, no subscription 🔒 PRIVACY When you scan, MusicPulse uses a temporary audio capture of the clip and, if audio alone does not settle it, up to three still frames of the video to read text shown on screen. Comments are read from the page you are watching and, when available, through the official YouTube Data API. Nothing is sold. Details: pulserhub.com/privacy
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