Build a smart crate and take it back to your DJ software

The challenge

Preparing crates for a gig means hours of manual sorting, repeated for every platform the DJ plays on.

The scenario

A DJ preparing a wedding set wants a crate of vocal house between 120 and 124 BPM in compatible keys, ready to drag into Serato and Traktor.

What you can ask

Illustrative prompts. Results depend on your own data and are not deterministic.

• “Build a crate of vocal house between 120 and 124 BPM in compatible keys.”Copy
• “Tracks I played at last summer's rooftop sets, minus anything played this month.”Copy

How Clearception approaches it

How the work is structured. Each step shows what its output is grounded in.

1. 1

   Define the rules

   Observed

   Tempo range, keys, genres, crates and play history become the crate's rules.

2. 2

   Fill from every library

   Observed

   Matching tracks are gathered from each connected platform and de-duplicated.

3. 3

   Export a playlist

   Observed

   An M3U for Serato, an XML playlist for rekordbox or an NML playlist for Traktor — imported by the DJ.

Why it matters

Prep in minutes

One set of rules, every platform.

Libraries left untouched

Nothing writes to the DJ software's own files.