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Songspot: How Fast Can You Name a Track?
Songspot is a song guessing game where you name a track from a 0.1-second clip. Unlock up to 15 seconds, scoring less the more you hear. 5 songs a run, Easy to Impossible, and no daily limit.
How the Songspot music quiz works
The rules, and the questions people ask.
How the Songspot music quiz works
The rules, and the questions people ask.
How to name a track in Songspot
- 1Press play. Every song opens at the 0.1s button, the smallest clip on the board.
- 2Name the track. Type a title or an artist and pick it from the list.
- 3Need more before you name it? Unlock 0.5s, 2s, 5s or 15s. The biggest clip you open sets what the song is worth.
- 4A wrong answer costs 500 and never ends the song, so test a hunch before you buy another clip.
Questions
Can you name a song from a tenth of a second?
On a hit you know well, yes, and that is the dare Songspot is built around. A 0.1-second clip is a single kick drum or the first vowel of a lyric, and naming a track from it pays the full 10,000. Every size above it is there for when that is not enough.
Is Songspot free, and do I need an account or an app?
Songspot is free and needs neither. It runs in the browser on phones and desktops, with no install, no sign-up and no cap on rounds: finish a run and the next 5 songs are one tap away.
Which songs are in Songspot?
More than 6,000 charting tracks, ranked by how widely each one has been streamed and then dealt across the five levels. Easy is a song everyone alive has heard; Impossible sits at the quiet end of the pool, where recognising anything at all is the flex. Narrow the pool by genre, era or artist before a run and the same board becomes a pop music quiz, or a 2000s one.
What makes Songspot different from other song guessing games?
Live multiplayer, which the other songspot sites do not have. Rooms hold up to 50 people and everyone hears the same song at the same moment, with 20 seconds to name it and more points the faster you are. The reveal plays the track and shows who beat you, then the next round starts.
How is Songspot scored?
By the smallest clip you committed to. Naming a track from the 0.1-second clip is worth the full 10,000 and each larger size pays less, down to the floor at 15 seconds. Wrong answers cost 500 each and nothing more, so step up a size whenever you need more to go on.
How do you get better at Songspot?
Step up one size at a time rather than jumping to 15 seconds. The gap between 0.1s and 0.5s is where most songs become recognisable, and it costs far less than the gap above it. On the Expert and Impossible rungs, type the artist instead of the title: Songspot accepts either, and a deep cut is often easier to place by who made it.
What counts as a good Songspot score?
A run tops out at 50,000. Past 35,000 you are naming most of the ladder from slim clips, and a perfect 10,000 on Impossible is the one worth a screenshot.
More ways to play
Want a score against everyone else? Today's puzzle and the Global Gauntlet both put you on a leaderboard. More remakes: Songless Unlimited, Krillion, Bandle Unlimited, MapTap Unlimited, Poople Unlimited and Silverbrook.
The live rooms have a page of their own: Songless Multiplayer.
Rights holder, or something wrong with a track? Report a track. How we handle it is in the copyright policy.