TangoLink

TangoLink is a software and a powerful service for tango lovers and DJs. Once installed on your computer, you can directly use the data available on El Recodo Tango Music to automatically rename and/or tags your audio files. Your tango collection becomes clean with accurate, reliable, and consistent metadata. It is also very useful to improve or double check your collection if you already put the right titles, dates and orchestra names on your files.

Based on a powerful audio identification, the process is easy and saves a lot of time.

When there is a corrections or an improvement on the discography (usually thanks to El Recodo Tango international community), you get informed and keep your high quality collection up to date.

As a DJ or tango lover, you probably need a specific structure for your file names and tags. No worry, this is fully customizable and easy to configure thanks to several previews. However if you are not sure, there are default presets available which work in most cases.

By using TangoLink you also benefit from an advanced experience when exploring discographies on El Recodo Tango Music, when using the Tanda Builder or performing advanced searches.

To learn more about TangoLink, get a free trial and subscribe to a TangoDJ access. You will also find two complete articles below to go through all TangoLink details.

To use TangoLink, register and get a TangoDJ account which includes all the features available on El Recodo Tango, plus 300 credits/year, which are enough for a regular use of TangoLink. If you need more, no worry you can add credits as you go. Just as a reference if you are starting, consider less than 2000 credits to manage a collection of ~4000 "useful recordings". You may also already have credits on your account from your old contributor access.

Tangolink spends:
• 1 credit per successful audio identification.
• 0.25 credit only per contributory identification or update of already TangoLinked files.

TangoLink is the result of many years of work in several fields, in particular El Recodo Tango Music data source and audio recognition. Although TangoLink already relies on a database of several billion entries, it is a long-term contributory project. By using it, you contribute to its improvement.

Several people made this project possible, in particular Ahmed Alami (algorithms, architecture, TangoLink software), Julien Libeau (algorithms, servers), Gregory Diaz (concept, audio learning, API, databases), and all the contributors.