No matter how long you’ve been DJing, you have probably heard of Beatport. After reading, you should have a better understanding of how to use each of these sites with maximum effectiveness and efficiency – and if you have any thoughts, questions, or your own tips, we’d love to hear them in the comments.īeatport: the most popular DJ music store Below you’ll find my recommended best practices for each platform as well as the pitfalls you may encounter as a DJ looking to build their library. Today, we’re exploring the main websites that I utilize in my own music searches: Beatport, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Spotify, Juno Download, and QoBuz. As a DJ of 10 years, I have become intimately familiar with most of the websites that sell music, and thus have created a workflow that saves me time and exposes me to new music which I may have never found otherwise.
It takes time to get to know how each one works, and how to utilize the tools available to maximize the results of each “digital crate digging” session.
The main problem facing DJs in this digital age is that all of the sites we use have their advantages and their shortcomings.
Now, all it takes is a quick search, a couple clicks, and voila! A DJ can build their entire library from scratch in a matter of minutes. Before the internet, a DJ would have to scour the record stores, thrift shops, and even retailers for that exact album or track that they were looking for. With the inception of online music stores, a DJ’s task of finding the right music for their sets has completely changed.
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