You can’t scan music on MusicBrainz - it doesn’t host any audio.
But MetaBrainz did work on something like this - AcousticBrainz (RIP). Long story short, the algorithms turned out not to be as accurate as was hoped, especially with some genres, and better technology (e.g. machine learning) started emerging soon after the project was released, which meant that starting over would have been the best choice.
MusicBrainz would work as a base for pretty much everything else though. You could submit most of this data to MusicBrainz as tags, for tracks, releases or artists. Links to streaming services/previews can also be added. You could start adding tags to MusicBrainz already, e.g. [genre], lossless
You can’t scan music on MusicBrainz - it doesn’t host any audio.
But MetaBrainz did work on something like this - AcousticBrainz (RIP). Long story short, the algorithms turned out not to be as accurate as was hoped, especially with some genres, and better technology (e.g. machine learning) started emerging soon after the project was released, which meant that starting over would have been the best choice.
MusicBrainz would work as a base for pretty much everything else though. You could submit most of this data to MusicBrainz as tags, for tracks, releases or artists. Links to streaming services/previews can also be added. You could start adding tags to MusicBrainz already, e.g. [genre], lossless