Sonic Oracle discovers artists your streaming app will never find. Permanent playlists built from real listener behavior for Qobuz, Tidal, and YouTube Music. 10M+ artist database, three depth levels (Essential, Balanced, Adventurous). No AI, no promoted content. $9.99/yr or $29.99 lifetime
Downloaded this and it works great. Easy to use and love being able to quickly make playlists and have them show up in my Qobuz instantly. For $30/lifetime subscription, ya can't beat it. Highly recommended.
@david_seltzer Thanks David. Glad the Qobuz integration is working well for you. Have you tried the Adventurous depth? It goes places Qobuz would never take you on its own
@panyc77 Yes, I use that most of all. I have been able to discover a few new bands I really enjoy in genres I know inside and out. And when I find a new artist/song I really enjoy, the balanced option generates a number of new previously unknown artists to enjoy. It's like the Qobuz 'radio' but not endlessly going back to the same songs over and again.
@david_seltzer That Qobuz radio loop is what drives everyone crazy. Glad Balanced is working for you. Try Adventurous when you run out of Balanced picks.
@cleverfi Thanks Mario
Knowing you tested all of those and landed here tells me the engine is doing what I built it to do.
What artist or genre gave you the best results? Always curious what clicks for people.
Sonic Oracle is a joy to use and I believe a must for any music lover. It's a great way to create new playlist and discover new music. Of course the subscription price is very reasonable. I use it with Tidal and Qobuz.
Thanks for this excellent product!
Chris
@cabate Thanks Chris.
Thanks Chris. Using it with both Tidal and Qobuz is the best way to get the most out of it.
As always feedback are welcome. It has been the main driver since day one
Very nice tool to find new music and get a playlist based on a specific artist as a starting point. Well worth the reasonable price.
@carbides Thanks Marc. The price stays where it is. No VC money, no pressure to raise it. What artist did you start with?