PLEASE REPORT posts and comments that violate the above rules or just suck.
Support the people who make your hobby/career possible. Posts discussing music piracy (in the sense of people asking how where or how to pirate music, if you want to have an actual discussion on piracy and how it pertains to the industry, by all means).Self-promotion posts including mixes, tunes, events, companies, etc.The following topics are against sub rules and will be deleted: Gig pictures/Stories - should be posted in the weekly gigs thread We will also allow high profile posts - say if a regular user gets a feature mix on DJCity or a Serato sponsored set or a established DJ set. Mixes - Most mix posts will be deleted although short routines, showcasing of interesting technique, and videos that shows off the poster doing something cool is fine. Meme/Humor/crappy image posts belong in /r/DJsCircleJerk. Please ensure you are posting to the correct subredditĪny and all beginner questions and posts should be made in /r/Beatmatch. Trolling, slapfights, general assholery is not encouraged and it also goes without saying that racist, sexist, homophobic, and transphobic posts and language will not be tolerated at all.Most of the worlds best DJs use Mixed In Key. It shows you the musical key of every track, and helps you choose tracks that are harmonically compatible with each other. With Mixed In Key, you can customize the ID3 tag to store Mixed In Key results in your music files. The idea behind Mixed In Key is that it analyzes the harmonies and melodies of your music.
After that, your playlists in Serato, iTunes, Traktor and various other DJ software will look perfect. Please try to be polite, friendly and helpful when commenting. Mixed In Key allows you to quickly clean up all the junk in the ID3 tag.There is also an entire subreddit /r/Beatmatch dedicated to helping new DJs learn. already tried deleting the files from mixed in key and analyzing them again, but got the same problem. If you are new and are interested in learning how to DJ please check out this thread first. Open menu Open navigation Go to Reddit Home. r/DJs is a subreddit for general DJ discussion: equipment, techniques, news, music, etc.