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DJNote
Your best DJ transitions, saved for the next set
DJNote helps you remember which tracks mix well together. Save transitions you discover while practising at home or playing live, and build your own map of your music. During a set, look up the track currently playing to see your saved transitions and choose what comes next. Keep it beside you when preparing playlists, too.
About DJNote on Product Hunt
“Your best DJ transitions, saved for the next set”
DJNote was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. DJNote helps you remember which tracks mix well together. Save transitions you discover while practising at home or playing live, and build your own map of your music. During a set, look up the track currently playing to see your saved transitions and choose what comes next. Keep it beside you when preparing playlists, too.
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Hey everyone, I'm the person behind DJNote.
I built it because I forget a lot, including transitions I really liked. I'd find two tracks that worked perfectly together while mixing at home or during a gig, then forget that combination by the next time I played.
I wanted a way to save those discoveries and find them when I needed them. That's the core of DJNote: save a transition from track A to track B, then keep adding connections as you play.
Over time, you build your own map of your music. If you're playing live and drawing a blank, you can pull out your phone, look up the current track, and see the transitions you've saved for it.
I also keep it beside me when preparing playlists for parties. Going through those connections helps me remember tracks I'd otherwise overlook.
I made this for myself, and now I'm sharing it to see whether it helps other DJs too. How do you keep track of combinations you want to play again?