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DJ TRACK ID GUIDES

How to find songs on Instagram in any format: the full method below, plus dedicated guides for reels, posts, and stories, what the “ID” placeholder means in a tracklist, and the best methods for following what DJs are playing over time.

Instagram

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  1. 01How to Find Songs on InstagramStart hereHow to find songs on Instagram: check the tagged audio, read the caption and comments, run audio recognition, or paste the link into a song finder.Updated August 2026
  2. 02How to Find a Song from an Instagram ReelThree checks in order: the tagged audio, the caption and comments, then audio recognition built for mixed and talked-over clips. What to do when Shazam misses, and how unreleased IDs get solved.Updated August 2026
  3. 03How to Find a Song from an Instagram PostPosts hide their music differently than reels: carousels carry per-slide audio, photo posts lean on tagged audio, and older posts bury the answer in the comments. The full method, slide by slide.Updated August 2026
  4. 04How to Find a Song from an Instagram StoryStories vanish in 24 hours and have no comments, so speed matters: read the music sticker, screen-record and recognize raw audio, and let a tracker scan the DJ's stories daily so you never race the clock again.Updated August 2026

TikTok

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  1. 05How to Find a Song from a TikTokThree checks in order: tap the spinning disc for the sound name, read the caption and comments, then run recognition built for sped-up, slowed and blended audio. What “original sound” really means, and why DJ clips need more than a fingerprint.Updated August 2026
  2. 06How to Export Your TikTok Saved VideosTikTok’s own Download your data request is the complete way to get your favorites and likes out as a list of links. Where the setting lives, why to pick JSON, how long TikTok says it takes, and where to drop the file so every favorite gets identified.Updated August 2026
  3. 07How to Import a TikTok CollectionA TikTok collection has a share link, and a public one can be handed over whole. How to make a collection public, where to copy its link, and what happens after you paste it into CrateWire.Updated August 2026

DJ mixes

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  1. 08How to find the tracklist of a DJ mixThree ways to get the IDs out of a mix, from the comments and 1001tracklists to scanning the audio, and what each one misses.Updated August 2026
  2. 09How to get the tracklist of a SoundCloud mixCopy the share link, check the description and comments, then let CrateWire listen to the parts nobody named.Updated August 2026
  3. 10How to get the tracklist of a YouTube DJ setPinned comments and the description first; when they stop short, a scan of the audio names the rest, with timestamps.Updated August 2026

Method & sources

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  1. 11How to Find What a DJ Is Playing on Instagram, Tracked Over TimeFollowing a DJ’s selections over time, not one post but their whole crate: what the manual methods cost you, and how continuous auto-ID watches every post and story so new tracks land in one feed. Plus what to do when it is an unreleased ID.Updated August 2026
  2. 12What Does "ID" Mean in a DJ Set? (ID - ID Explained)In a DJ set, "ID" marks a track whose title or artist is unknown. "ID - ID" means both are unknown. Here is how tracklists get them solved.Updated August 2026
  3. 13How to Track What DJs Are Playing (4 Methods Compared)Four ways to keep up with the tracks DJs play: manual tracklist databases, per-mix fingerprinting, checking captions yourself, or a tool that auto-IDs a DJ’s new posts and alerts you. Compared by coverage and effort.Updated June 2026
  4. 14Where Do DJs Find Their Music? The Real SourcesRecord pools, Bandcamp and label pages, promo mailouts, digging communities, radio and mix shows, and the newest channel of all: reading the IDs off what other DJs are already playing. What each source is good for, and what it costs you.Updated August 2026
  5. 15How to Find Unreleased Tracks DJs PlayAudio recognition cannot name a track that exists in no catalogue, which is exactly what an unreleased ID is. The methods that do work are textual: comment threads, artist tags, caption IDs, and watching the DJ until they name it themselves.Updated August 2026