Guides
Guides for DJs: Soulseek, lossless audio, keys and USB export
Short, accurate reads on the things that go wrong between finding a track and playing it — written to be useful whether or not you use Crateseek.
Soulseek
Soulseek for DJs: how it works, how to share, how not to get banned
A practical guide to Soulseek for DJs: how the network finds music, how to read results for FLAC and 320 files, why sharing matters, and the habits that get accounts throttled or banned.
6 min read
USB export
Export a playlist to USB for Rekordbox and CDJs
Step by step: get a playlist onto a USB stick that CDJs and XDJs read, via rekordbox.xml and rekordbox's own Export — plus FAT32 vs exFAT, supported formats and the fixes for missing tracks.
6 min read
Analysis
BPM, Camelot keys and harmonic mixing explained
How BPM and key analyzers work, what Camelot and Open Key numbers mean, the mixing rules that actually sound good, and why analyzers disagree — written for DJs, not theorists.
7 min read
Audio formats
FLAC vs 320 MP3 vs WAV/AIFF for DJing: what CDJs actually play
Which audio format to keep in a DJ library — FLAC, 320 kbps MP3, WAV or AIFF — with the real support matrix for CDJ-3000, CDJ-2000NXS2, XDJ-RX3 and Denon Prime players, tag caveats and the 24-bit WAV trap.
7 min read
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Lossless-first Soulseek search, BPM and key on every track, and exports for Serato, rekordbox, CDJs and Engine OS.
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