A small studio's worth of focused, command-line-friendly utilities for inspecting, identifying, trimming, and tagging audio. Open source. Run them in a browser or call them from the terminal.
Inspect tags, stream info, and embedded cover art across MP3, FLAC, WAV, OGG, M4A, AIFF, and more. Surfaces ID3, MP4 atoms, BWF, iXML, and ffprobe-derived fields. Includes signal analysis: tempo, key, loudness.
Identify a recording by acoustic fingerprint. Generates a Chromaprint fingerprint and looks it up against the AcoustID / MusicBrainz database to find title, artist, and matching releases.
Cut long silences out of audio files. Configurable threshold and max-silence duration, with a segment breakdown showing exactly which gaps were removed. Re-encodes to your chosen format.
Detect sound events in any audio clip — animals, weather, vehicles, glass breaking, music, gunshots, alarms — across 527 AudioSet classes using PANNs CNN14. Outputs ranked tags and per-second timelines.
Find sounds-alike matches. Builds CLAP embeddings for a reference catalog and ranks the closest tracks to a query song by perceptual similarity — not exact-match like fingerprinting, but vibe-similar.
Surface what other listeners hear alongside your track. Identifies the recording via AcoustID, then taps ListenBrainz for behavior-based recommendations — "people-who-listened-also-listened" similarity over a global catalog.
Ameskamp Studio is a personal collection of focused audio tools. Each one solves a single, concrete problem you actually hit when working with music or sound — without the complexity of a full DAW, just enough to get the job done.
Everything is open source and runs offline. Use it in a browser, call it from the CLI, or self-host the whole catalog on your own box.
Every tool ships with a Docker image. Clone the repository, set any required API keys, and bring the whole studio up with one command.