External Resources

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This page lists tools external to MusicBrainz that make editing or viewing data more convenient. This includes programs, scripts, reports, etc from various sources.

Userscripts

For userscripts see Userscripts.

Editing tools

User scripts / GreaseMonkey / User javascripts / UserJS

Userscripts run in a users web browser and make on-the-fly local changes to specific web pages. In MusicBrainz they are generally used to change the display of pages, often facilitating editing.

For instance, a script may add functionalities to a MusicBrainz page, or shorten repetitive actions to only one click, and so on.

Parsers

  • Bandcamp, Beatport, and Local File Parsers: Parsers to be run at the command line passing in either a URL (Bandcamp release, or Beatport release), or a directory with a set of files. Require at Perl v5.10 or newer, and a differing set of Perl Modules based off the particular service. Local file parsers are format specific.
  • vgmdb2mb.py: Python script to import VGMDB to MusicBrainz

External sites

  • Atisket: Imports releases from a Deezer/Spotify/iTunes album url, packaging useful tools into the process, such as ISRC and cover art addition
  • yambs: Imports standalone recordings, releases, artists, labels, works, and events from user-supplied text files and from Bandcamp/Qobuz/Tidal pages. The command-line version at codeberg.org/derat/yambs can also extract data from local MP3 files.
  • eac-log-lookup: Generate and submit DiscID's from EAC/XLD log
  • Image Max URL: Finds biggest available image from a image URL (also included in 'Enhanced Cover Art Uploads' userscript functionality)
  • Albunack: Displays artist discographies that combine MusicBrainz and Discogs entries. Provides shortcuts for quickly linking MB entities to Discogs, and importing Discogs releases. Also provides a number of custom reports.
  • COV - Cover Search Engine: Searches multiple sources for cover art, with options for region and minimum resolution.
  • Xythium/TIDAL: Quick and compact search for Tidal releases, compact display of artwork, barcodes, ISRC's, etc.
  • ISRCHunt: Checks if ISRC's from a Spotify Playlist exist in MB, supplies an Atisket link.
  • Multiple ISRC submission sites

Bookmarklets

Other online databases

See Other Databases.

Access MusicBrainz using external APIs

See MusicBrainz API libraries

Other

  • VirtualMusicBrainzServer
  • ReleaseFeed: Generates Atom (RSS) feeds for new releases by specified artists on Bandcamp and/or Spotify
  • outsidecontext's MusicBrainz Projects: git repositories/code for various MB and LB projects
  • mbstats: Command-line tools for generating statistics about the MusicBrainz online music database
  • MastoBrainz: Automatically updates your Mastodon user's profile with your currently playing or last played music using data from ListenBrainz
  • ListenBrainz for Discourse: A Discourse plugin allowing users to showcase their recent ListenBrainz listens in their user profile
  • BrainzBot: A Discord bot that uses ListenBrainz to power commands (e.g. create and share album grids)
  • Listenbrainz Playlist Uploader: Rust tool to upload M3U playlists to Listenbrainz
  • ListenBrainz Playlist Sync for Plex: A Python project that imports the 'Weekly Jams' playlist from ListenBrainz into Plex.
  • Scotty: (beta) Transfers your listens/scrobbles and favorite tracks between various music listen tracking [e.g. ListenBrainz] and streaming services.
  • elbisaur: (beta) Deno library to access the ListenBrainz API. ListenBrainz submission and other tools, e.g. listen deletion.
  • Last.fm-ListenBrainz Sync: Scripts to sync Last.fm scrobbles to ListenBrainz, allowing for local cleanup and backup of listen history.
  • YTMusic2listenbrainz: Python script to submit your YouTube Music watch history to Listenbrainz.
  • Cueshit: Convert between different cue sheet/chapter/tracklist formats (including MusicBrainz tracklists).
  • There are many ISRC submit tools in ISRC#Resources

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