Want internet radio or web music saved as properly tagged MP3s? Replay Music from Applian records the audio your PC plays, splits it into separate songs, and fills in artist, title, album art and lyrics.
How does Replay Music capture and split songs?
It records whatever audio plays in a browser or PC music player. Replay Music captures the audio and separates the recording into individual song files when tracks change or finish. Its recording process filters system sounds and background noise, and the saved tracks are MP3s.
What song information can it add?
Replay Music can identify songs and add tags such as artist, album, title, and genre. It can also add album art and lyrics, then use track details to create descriptive file names. Existing music files can be tagged as well.
- Automatic song identification and tagging
- Smart file naming based on track information
- Tagging for music already in a collection
Where can recorded tracks go?
Recorded tracks can be added to a Windows Media Player library through the program's settings. Finished songs can also be copied automatically to a cloud folder such as OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox. Many streaming services forbid recording in their terms, and copyright rules vary by country, so check what applies before saving music.
Pros
- Records audio from websites and PC-based players as MP3s
- Splits recordings into individual song tracks
- Adds song tags, album art, and lyrics automatically
- Can tag existing music files and upload recordings to cloud storage
Cons
- Recording streams may breach service terms or copyright law
- Records in real time, as long as the music plays
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11
What does Replay Music record?
It records music playing in a web browser or a PC-based player and saves songs as MP3 files.
Does Replay Music split a long recording into separate songs?
Yes. It separates recorded music into individual song tracks.
Can Replay Music tag music files that were recorded elsewhere?
Yes. It can add song information to existing music files.