This section is fantastic to be able to assess tracks quickly when browsing. You can include comments like “high energy” “aggressive drop” “difficult mix out” “uplifting vocal”. You can include information about other songs that may mix well with the track.Īnother option is to include more granular data about the song. Use this section to add any remaining data you feel is relevant. This tag is one of the only remaining tags available that will be visible across most players and DJ software. The artist field could then appear as follows: All artists should be separated by a comma. It will make finding vocal-based tracks easier within your database. I recommend you remove it from the title field to make searching easier down the track. In some cases, the vocalist may be listed within the Title Field. For example, a vocalist may be listed as Featuring. There are variations on how this is represented in files you may download. The next bit of data to enter is the Artist Name. This is due to some track titles including the round brackets within the title. While it is common to use standard round brackets () it is better to use the square brackets. It’s best to add the remix title within brackets of some kind. Keep this clean with the title of the song followed by the remixer if relevant. As a result, manufacturers have embraced the technology and many modern DJ gear has direct support for digital storage devices. It has allowed DJs to bring a lot more music with them on the road. Digital storage devices have become a staple of the modern DJ.
While Vinyl and CDs are still used it’s a whole other organizing beast to tackle.
When it comes to organizing your music library we are going to focus on the digital side of things. In the end, you’ll have all the tools needed to keep your music library clean and mean. In this guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know to organize your music library. Having a streamlined music library that can be referenced and searched can make your life as a DJ far easier. Organizing your music library in a useful manner becomes a critical part of any DJ’s workflow. The drive to continue to expand your arsenal with the latest tunes results in a constant stream of new files. As a DJ you begin to amass a staggering amount of music. From sourcing brand new tracks from the best record pools for DJs to discovering amazing transitions between the music you love. I noticed that there are plenty of Rekordbox Tutorials in French (19 of them) on You Tube.A DJs life is surrounded by music. The thing is if I go 'File / Import / Playlist it is looking for a m3u / pls / m3u8 file instead? Any advanced Tips & Tricks would also be beneficial. Also what the folders are in the Pioneer folder (USBANLZ, CONTENTS, ARTWORK etc.) and how we can use them to our advantage (easily linking these back to Rekordbox if things fatally crash) as these are not explained in the manual.
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