Audio Data overview
Music and podcasts are more popular than ever, and consumers have come to expect advanced audio recommendations on par with the best video platforms. Deliver personalized audio experiences with industry-spanning metadata for music and podcasts. With Gracenote’s audio datasets, platforms and smart TV manufacturers can create new audio experiences to complement video viewing with unique, cross-media recommendations.
Gracenote offers global and local content solutions across the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Audio Data benefits
Enhance audio content discovery
Make personalized recommendations for listeners to power podcast and music discovery.
Provide music experiences for all screens
Power modern music experiences across smart TVs and streaming platforms by delivering related music and audio content.
Connect entertainment experiences across audio, video and sports
Connect artists with their appearances in movies, TV shows and podcasts to create unique cross-media experiences.
Audio Data features
- Music database for over 100 million tracks, including artist, track title, genre, language, origin, mood descriptors, tempo and more
- Podcast data for 2 million series and 140 million episodes, including podcast name, host, guest, category and more
- Music recognition technology that automatically identifies millions of music tracks via radio stations, streaming, CDs and files, sourced from publishers around the world, and surfaces related album art, track and artist info
- Radio data including station names and logos for more than 150,000 stations
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Discover how Gracenote metadata can improve your audio experiences
Whether enriching audio discovery with music and podcast recommendations or powering next-gen smart TV experiences with engaging audio and video content, Gracenote can help.
Testimonials
Here’s what our customers have to say
In our case, and based on an assessment of several market offerings, we now make use of recording cluster data from Gracenote. Using their music recognition technology, Gracenote are able to de-duplicate sound recordings down to a single, normalized recording, based on their audible similarity.
Mark Douglas
Chief Information Officer
This relationship means that we can be even more effective for our delivery partners and in turn improve the navigation, search, and discoverability of our amazing originals, exclusives, blockbusters, and classic TV series across the OTT landscape.
Philippe Guelton
PresidentInsights
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