Release Date: July 17, 2026
AudioMuse AI v3.0.0 adds support for multiple music servers with a single shared catalog. You can now connect and use multiple servers at the same time, even if they are the same type. AudioMuse AI will detect songs that exist on more than one server and analyze them only once.
From this version, every feature is marked as one of these:
- Catalog: works on the shared catalog across all configured servers. Features like Analysis, Clustering, and Scheduled Tasks run on the whole catalog.
- Per Server: works only on the selected server. Features like Similar Songs, Song Path, Song Alchemy, and other online functions use the currently selected server.
The default server is used when no server is selected. This means existing integrations and API calls will continue to work without any changes.
This release also improves Clustering. AudioMuse AI now adjusts the clustering settings automatically based on your music collection, so you should get better results without changing any settings. AI cluster names are also better because they now use song lyrics when they are available.
Important
This release introduces a unique AudioMuse AI ID and a shared catalog. The first time you start AudioMuse AI after the update, it will run a migration. Depending on the size of your music library and your hardware, this may take a few minutes. During this time, the web app will not be available, but you can follow the progress in the Flask logs. Please let the migration finish without stopping it.
Important
Navidrome and Jellyfin PLUGIN will need to be updated to support the mutli-catalogue. Old version will call automatically the default server
What's Changed
- Unique catalog multi-server by @NeptuneHub in #756
Full Changelog: v2.6.2...v3.0.0