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What instruments are in this song?

Listen to Midnight Drive and see a saved instrument identifier result. Your own recording returns its own list.

Midnight Drive

Trap / Hip-Hop · Saved example

Listen for the beat, the deep bass and the synth melody. Explore each part in the instrument list.

Saved analysis · No new AI analysis or credits used.

Instruments heard in this sample

Select a part to see its tone and playing style.

  • Drum MachineRhythm
    Tone
    electronic, driving, tight
    Playing style
    trap beat pattern

    Provides the core rhythm with a kick, snare, and fast, rolling hi-hats.

  • Synthesizer (808 Bass)Rhythm
    Tone
    booming, deep, sliding
    Playing style
    melodic bassline

    A powerful 808-style synth bass that forms the track's low-end foundation and harmonic root.

  • Synthesizer (Lead)Melody
    Tone
    plucky, bright, synthetic
    Playing style
    arpeggiated riff

    Plays the main, memorable melodic hook throughout the track.

  • Synthesizer (Pad)Harmony
    Tone
    atmospheric, dark, evolving
    Playing style
    sustained chords

    Provides a textural and harmonic bed, filling out the frequency spectrum.

  • Vocal SamplesTexture
    Tone
    chopped, pitched, rhythmic
    Playing style
    rhythmic stabs

    Pitched-up vocal chops used as a percussive and melodic accent.

What this instrument identifier can do

This AI instrument identifier by sound shows the main parts, what each one does and how they work together.

Identify the instruments in a song

Use the AI instrument identifier to find instruments used in a song, with names and short sound descriptions. Quiet background parts may be missed.

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Instrument identification, illustrated. The list depends on the recording.

Understand each instrument’s sound and role

The instrument identifier explains each part’s role (Rhythm, Harmony, Melody or Texture) and its tone. Playing style appears when returned. Open More about this part for details.

Illustrative synth lead detail showing its melody role, plucky bright tone and arpeggiated playing style
Detail illustration using the saved Midnight Drive synth lead description.

Understand how the parts fit together

Use the instrument analyzer to see which parts provide the beat, support the chords and carry the melody.

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Arrangement roles illustrated. Instruments can play different roles in different songs.

Explore the full analysis from the same result

Select See full analysis for BPM, key, genre, mood and the rest of the report. It opens the same analysis, without another upload or additional credits.

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The instrument view and full report share one analysis; illustrated without result values.

Instrument identifier limits

  • Similar sounds

    Closely matched synths or drum sounds can be confused.

  • Busy mixes

    A quiet background part can be missed.

  • Very short clips

    Choose a section where the instrument is clearly audible.

How to identify instruments in a song

Use the instrument identifier online: upload audio, let the AI listen, then explore the results.

  1. Choose your audio

    Drop your file into the upload area or select Browse files. The formats and size allowed by your plan appear beside it.

  2. Let the analysis finish

    Let the AI instrument identifier analyze the audio. Results appear in the same workspace.

  3. Explore the instruments

    Read the names and roles. Open More about this part for detail, or See full analysis for the complete report.

When to use the instrument identifier

Identify instruments in a song

Find out what instrument is playing in a song from its sound.

Learn how a song is arranged

See which instruments provide the beat, play the chords and carry the melody.

Review your own recording

Use the instrument identifier for your demo, rehearsal or private mix. No released song title needed.

Who can use this instrument identifier?

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Music lovers

Find out which instruments are playing in the songs you enjoy.

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Music beginners

Learn how instruments sound and what they do in a song.

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Producers & songwriters

Review the main instruments in a reference track or your own demo.

Instrument Identifier FAQ

A few things to know before you upload.

How does an AI instrument identifier work?

This musical instrument identifier uses AI instrument recognition to analyze uploaded audio. It lists the main instruments, their roles (Rhythm, Harmony, Melody or Texture), tone and playing style when returned, plus notes on how the parts fit together.

What instrument is this? Can it name the instrument I hear in a song?

To identify instruments in a song online, upload a section where the sound is clear. Match what you hear to the instrument identifier results. Very quiet parts may be missed.

Can it identify every instrument in a song?

Not always. This instrument detector lists the main sounds it can hear. Quiet parts in a busy mix may be missed.

Can I identify an instrument from a picture or a YouTube link?

No. The instrument identifier only reads audio files you upload, not pictures, photos or links. If you want to know which song is playing in a video, try Song Finder by Video Link.

Can I isolate one instrument from the song?

Not on this page; it names the instruments but doesn't split them out. To get each part as its own track, use the AI Stem Splitter, which splits a song into vocals, drums, bass, melodies and an instrumental track.

Can I use the instrument identifier for MP3 files, and is it free?

You can start without paying. Signed out, you get 100 credits for MP3 files up to 10MB; a new account gets 200 credits once at signup, with no credit card needed. Analysis uses 1 credit per second of audio, so a 3-minute song needs 180 credits. The Base plan adds WAV files up to 50MB; the Pro and Premium plans accept all formats, including FLAC, M4A and AIFF, with files up to 200MB and 500MB.

Can I also see BPM, key and genre?

Yes. Select See full analysis to open the full report from the same upload, with BPM, key, genre and mood. You can also start with the AI Music Analyzer. Opening it doesn't upload your file again or use more credits.

For current plan limits and credit options, see the pricing page.

What instruments are in your song?

Upload a recording to the instrument identifier to see the main instruments, their roles and how they work together.

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