ISRC lookup
A free tool at tools.aden.space/isrc (also isrc.aden.space). Type a song or artist, paste a streaming link or an ISRC, and get each released song's ISRC to copy, its release UPC, and a way to add it to Aden.
What it is
Find the ISRC of any released song, or the song behind an ISRC. Open
tools.aden.space/isrc (or isrc.aden.space), or search "isrc" in ⌘K. No account
needed.
Using it
- Type a song or an artist, paste a link to the song (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, Deezer or a smart link), or paste an ISRC in any format ("US-RC1-76-07839" works).
- Each song shows its cover, artist, release date and ISRC. The button beside it copies the code.
- Open a song for its release and the release's UPC, with its own copy button. An ISRC or a link finds one song and opens it at once.
- Add to Aden opens Aden in a new tab on a new track for the song, its Deezer link filled in. Without an account you sign up first and land on the same form.
- Share a lookup: the address keeps what you searched (
/isrc?q=…).
Only released songs are found. A song that isn't out yet has no public ISRC: ask your distributor for it.
Insights
Charts of your numbers, asked for in chat or built by hand, saved as widgets on any dashboard and shown the same way in Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients.
Key finder
The Camelot wheel as a tool. Type a key or a key change in ⌘K and the row answers it; open it to nudge keys with plus and minus, play the key and its chords on a piano or guitar, listen live to a mic or a tab, drop or record tracks (or type a song's name or link, no audio needed) to find their key, BPM and chords, see whether songs make a mashup, line them up on a playlist pitched to an instrumental, cut and fade clips like FL Studio, split a track into an acapella and an instrumental with AI, put them in a set order that mixes smoothly, move the notes of a sample like in Melodyne (minor to major in one press), and save one track or the whole mashup to Aden, linked to its originals, its layers kept as stems.