Chromatch is a desktop tool built to compare audio files by tempo and chroma profile, mostly to find tracks that might work together when they are sped up, slowed down, or pitch-shifted by playback speed.
It is somehow a vibe-coded and automated continuation of my former tool around the same idea.
What it does
Drag audio files or folders into a sortable table.
Estimate tempo and 240-bin chroma profile for each track.
Pick target tracks (press "set target") and sort the rest by chroma/tempo similarity.
Play several displayed tracks at once, with per-track tempo multipliers and a shared target tempo.
Also for your viewing pleasure, since gain/chroma/time non-note-quantized chromagrams seem to be pretty rare on the internet a far as I know, here's a page with a lot of random chromagrams.
