GUIDES · 137 guides
How-to guides
Step-by-step guides to making tracks with Club Ready Music: briefs, genres, lyrics, BPM and key, intros and outros, loudness, downloads, DJ edits and drops.
Making tracks 15
- How to blend up to five genres in one AI track Blend two to five genres in the Club Ready Music studio: order the chips so the right one leads, pair styles that share a tempo, and avoid blends that fight over drums.
- How to choose a genre for an AI-generated track Pick a genre for your AI track in the Club Ready Music studio: search or browse nine families, let the first pick lead, try Surprise me, and read the BPM hint it sets.
- How to choose between the two takes of an AI-generated track Every Club Ready Music render gives you Take 1 and Take 2 from one brief. What to listen for in each take, in what order, and how to download the one you pick.
- How to choose the energy level for a DJ track: warm-up, build, peak time or after-hours Pick Warm-up, Build, Peak time or After-hours under Energy in the Club Ready Music studio and pair it with the right intro length, BPM and vocal amount for your slot.
- How to feature specific sounds like 808s, bongos or piano stabs in an AI track Get 808 kicks, bongos, piano stabs or saxophone into an AI track with the Sounds to feature chips in the Club Ready Music writer and by naming instruments in the brief.
- How to fix an AI track that ignored your brief When a Club Ready Music render misses the brief, the cause is usually genres fighting the vibe, too many featured sounds or a long prompt. Diagnose in order, fix one.
- How to generate cover art for an AI track Turn on Cover image in the Club Ready Music studio, write an optional image vibe or let the cover come from your lyrics, and get a square JPEG in every file.
- How to make a drum and bass track with an AI music generator A worked Club Ready Music recipe for drum and bass: Drum & Bass leading Liquid DnB at 174 BPM, a 22-second 16-bar intro, drop at bar 32, -6 LUFS and mono bass.
- How to make a melodic techno track with an AI music generator A worked Club Ready Music recipe for melodic techno: Melodic Techno leading Progressive House at 126 BPM in 9A, a 32-bar intro, 64-bar outro and 32-bar break.
- How to make a tech house track with an AI music generator A step-by-step Club Ready Music recipe for tech house: Tech House leading Bass House at 126 BPM in 8A, rolling bassline, a chant hook, drop at bar 32, -8 LUFS.
- How to make a warm-up set opener with an AI music generator A worked Club Ready Music recipe for a warm-up opener: Energy Warm-up, Deep House at 121 BPM, a 32-bar intro, 64-bar outro, -10 LUFS and hook-only or no vocals.
- How to make an afro house track with an AI music generator A full Club Ready Music recipe for afro house: Afro House leading Organic House at 122 BPM in 7A or 8A, congas, a 16-bar drums-only intro, drop at 32, -8 LUFS.
- How to name an AI-generated track (and when to add Extended Mix) Name a Club Ready Music track with Suggest names or your own title, decide on the (Extended Mix) suffix, set the artist, and see how the name becomes the link.
- How to re-render an AI track with changes Club Ready Music keeps your studio draft in the browser, so re-rendering means changing one setting and pressing Generate. One variable at a time, one credit each.
- How to write a track brief the AI music generator follows Write a Vibe brief in the Club Ready Music studio that the music model follows: name the sound palette, mood, era and groove in plain words, and skip artist names.
Lyrics & vocals 17
- How to add ad-libs and an auto-tune effect to AI vocals Turn on Ad-libs around the drops and the Auto-tune effect in Club Ready Music's Voice options to get hype vocal hits and a pitch-corrected sound on your AI track.
- How to choose between an instrumental and a vocal AI track Decide between Instrumental, Mine and Write for me in the Club Ready Music studio, what each mode sends to the music model, and when DJs want vocals or not.
- How to choose the vocalist voice for an AI-generated track Set Female or Male, then open Voice options in Club Ready Music to pick character, delivery, how much vocal, accent and tone for the singer on your AI track.
- How to clone a voice and sing an AI track with it Upload 15 to 30 seconds of clean solo singing in Club Ready Music's Voice options, clone the voice for $5, and use it on any track instead of the Female or Male preset.
- How to fix vocals leaking into the intro or outro of an AI track Keep Drums-only intro and No vocals in outro on, rely on Club Ready Music's vocal gate, try the other take, and lengthen the intro when an AI vocal starts too early.
- How to format your own lyrics for an AI music generator Paste your own lyrics into Club Ready Music with [Verse], [Chorus], [Drop], [Bridge] and [Break] tags so the music model sings every line where you want it.
- How to get rapped or spoken-word vocals on an AI track Set Delivery to Rap or Spoken word in Club Ready Music Voice options, write verse-shaped lyrics, and pair the track with hip-hop, drill or trap tempos so the flow fits.
- How to get your DJ name shouted in the drop of an AI track Fill in the Artist field and tick Shout out the DJ name in the drop in Club Ready Music's lyric writer, or write your name into a Drop block for a custom shout-out.
- How to keep AI-written lyrics clean for radio and family events Keep the Keep it clean box ticked in Club Ready Music's lyric writer, read the draft before rendering, and edit your own lyrics so the track is safe for radio and kids.
- How to make a DJ track with vocals only on the hook Set How much vocal to Hook only or Sparse chops in Club Ready Music, write a one-line hook, and get long instrumental stretches that are easy to mix and layer.
- How to Make a Radio Station ID With the Imaging Voice Make a radio station ID on Club Ready Music's DJ drop tab: pick the Imaging voice, write frequency and slogan in words, add Echo and Reverb tail, render at 5 s or 10 s.
- How to make an AI track in Spanish, Portuguese, French or another language Set the Language select in Club Ready Music before writing or pasting lyrics so the AI writer drafts in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese or Korean.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Music Track for TikTok Cut a 15 to 30 second hook from the drop of a Club Ready Music WAV, put it in a 1080×1920 MP4 with AAC audio, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS for TikTok.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Songs Track for TikTok Cut a 15 to 30 second hook from the drop of a Club Ready Songs WAV, put it in a 1080×1920 MP4 with AAC audio, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS for TikTok.
- How to Prepare a Dropkit Track for TikTok Cut a 15 to 30 second hook from the drop of a Dropkit WAV, put it in a 1080×1920 MP4 with AAC audio, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS for TikTok.
- How to write a chant or crowd-shout hook for a club track Write a short, repeated chant for an AI club track in Club Ready Music using the Chant / crowd shout hook style, the matching Delivery chip and a one-line Drop block.
- How to write song lyrics with Club Ready Music's built-in AI lyric writer Use Write for me in the Club Ready Music studio to draft club-ready lyrics from a theme, mood and hook style, then edit the draft before the track renders.
Tempo & key 9
- How to find Camelot-compatible keys so your AI track mixes with your set Use the Mixes with chips in Club Ready Music to pick a key that blends with the records around it: the Camelot rules, the full key table and planning an energy lift.
- How to pick a BPM for a drum and bass track made with AI Set drum and bass tempo in Club Ready Music at 170-176 BPM, with MATCH at 173. Liquid, neurofunk and jungle settings, and why 16 bars is only 22 seconds at this speed.
- How to pick a BPM for a hip-hop track made with AI Set hip-hop tempo in Club Ready Music: 85-100 BPM for hip-hop, drill and R&B, 140-150 for trap with a half-time feel, plus the rap delivery and intro settings that fit.
- How to pick a BPM for a house track made with AI Set the right tempo for an AI house track in Club Ready Music: tech house at 124-128 BPM, deep and afro house at 118-124, and how MATCH, TAP and the hint help you pick.
- How to pick a BPM for a pop or dance-pop track made with AI Choose pop tempo in Club Ready Music: Pop shows the general 100-130 hint, dance-pop and electropop sit at 118-128, synthwave slower, plus settings that keep pop mixable.
- How to pick a BPM for a techno track made with AI Choose the right techno tempo in Club Ready Music: melodic, peak-time and minimal techno at 128-136 BPM, hard techno and schranz at 145-160, and what MATCH sets.
- How to pick a BPM for a trance track made with AI Set the right trance tempo in Club Ready Music: trance, progressive and uplifting at 136-142 BPM, psytrance near the top, hardstyle at 145-160, plus MATCH tips.
- How to pick a key for an AI-generated DJ track Choose a key for your AI track with the Camelot select in the Club Ready Music studio, from the default 8A (A minor) to major keys, and how the key reaches the model.
- How to set BPM with tap tempo or match it to the genre in Club Ready Music Use TAP, MATCH, the slider and the stepper in the Club Ready Music studio to set 60-200 BPM, read the genre hint, and get the number written into tags and cue points.
Arrangement & DJ edit 12
- How to choose the song length for an AI DJ track (2:00 to 5:00) Set track length from 2:00 to 5:00 in the Club Ready Music studio, work out how many bars that gives at your BPM, and leave room for the intro, breakdown and outro.
- How to fade the bass over the last 8 bars of a DJ track Turn on Bass fades last 8 bars in the Club Ready Music studio to roll off everything below 120 Hz over the final eight bars so the next track can take over the low end.
- How to get a drums-only intro on an AI-generated track Turn on Drums-only intro in the Club Ready Music studio to get 8, 16 or 32 bars of percussion before anything else, enforced by the lyric sheet and a vocal gate.
- How to get a vocal-free outro on an AI track Keep No vocals in outro on in the Club Ready Music studio so the last 16, 32 or 64 bars are instrumental, enforced by the lyric sheet, the prompt and the vocal gate.
- How to make an AI track hard-start on beat one Keep Hard start on bar 1 on in the Club Ready Music studio so leading silence is trimmed at −45 dBFS, the first kick lands at 0:00 and cue points line up in DJ software.
- How to place the first drop in an AI-generated track Choose Drop at bar 16, 32 or 48 in the Club Ready Music studio so the first drop lands after the intro, gets its own cue point and starts the free share preview.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Music Track for Instagram Reels Make a 1080×1920 Instagram Reel from a Club Ready Music WAV and cover, cut an exact number of bars from the drop so it loops, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Songs Track for Instagram Reels Make a 1080×1920 Instagram Reel from a Club Ready Songs WAV and cover, cut an exact number of bars from the drop so it loops, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14.
- How to Prepare a Dropkit Track for Instagram Reels Make a 1080×1920 Instagram Reel from a Dropkit WAV and cover, cut an exact number of bars from the drop so it loops, and set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14.
- How to set intro bars on an AI-generated DJ track Choose 8, 16 or 32 intro bars in the Club Ready Music studio so your AI track has a beat-gridded, mixable intro, with what each length means in seconds.
- How to set outro bars for a mixable AI track Choose 16, 32 or 64 outro bars in the Club Ready Music studio for a clean mix-out, keep vocals out of the outro, add a bass fade, and find the outro start cue.
- How to set the breakdown length in an AI DJ track Choose 8, 16 or 32 break bars in the Club Ready Music studio to control how long the breakdown runs before the second drop, matched to the track energy and length.
Mastering & export 6
- How to choose between WAV and MP3 downloads for an AI DJ track Every Club Ready Music render gives a tagged 320 kbps MP3 with cue points; tick WAV 24/48 for a 24-bit, 48 kHz file too. Sizes, tags and what the DJ pack zip holds.
- How to make the bass mono below 120 Hz on an AI-generated track Turn on Mono bass in the Club Ready Music studio to fold everything under 120 Hz to the centre, why club systems want it, and the rare cases where to switch it off.
- How to set the loudness target (LUFS) for an AI-generated DJ track Pick a loudness preset in Club Ready Music: Club max −6, Club −8, Festival −10 or Streaming −14 LUFS, or a custom −20 to −4 value, and what the true-peak limiter does.
- How to use the cue points Club Ready Music writes into your track Club Ready Music writes start, intro end, first drop, outro start and vocal in cues into every track from your bars and BPM. What each marker means and where to find it.
- How to use the cue points Club Ready Songs writes into your track Club Ready Songs writes start, intro end, first drop, outro start and vocal in cues into every track from your bars and BPM. What each marker means and where to find it.
- How to use the cue points Dropkit writes into your track Dropkit writes start, intro end, first drop, outro start and vocal in cues into every track from your bars and BPM. What each marker means and where to find it.
DJ edits from your songs 56
- How to Build a Batch of DJ Edits for One Set Queue a batch of Club Ready Music DJ edits for one set with the same Volume level, bar counts and one Shift tempo to value, then collect them from the Crate.
- How to Choose Intro and Outro Bar Counts for a DJ Edit Pick Intro bars 8, 16 or 32 and Outro bars 16, 32 or 64 on Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page by working out how many seconds each gives you to mix at your tempo.
- How to Fix Wrong BPM Detection Before Building a DJ Edit Correct a wrong BPM in Club Ready Music's Detected grid with the ½, ×2 and TAP buttons or a typed value, confirm it with ▶ 4 bars, and build the edit on the right grid.
- How to Import Club Ready Music Tracks Into rekordbox With Hot Cues and Grid Import Club Ready Music studio tracks into rekordbox with hot cues and grid via the rekordbox.xml in the DJ pack, and add DJ edits by hand from the comment tag times.
- How to Import Club Ready Songs Tracks Into rekordbox With Hot Cues and Grid Import Club Ready Songs studio tracks into rekordbox with hot cues and grid via the rekordbox.xml in the DJ pack, and add DJ edits by hand from the comment tag times.
- How to Import Dropkit Tracks Into rekordbox With Hot Cues and Grid Import Dropkit studio tracks into rekordbox with hot cues and grid via the rekordbox.xml in the DJ pack, and add DJ edits by hand from the comment tag times.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into Ableton Live on the Grid Drag a Club Ready Music MP3 or 24-bit WAV into Ableton Live, set the tempo from the BPM tag, warp from beat one and add locators at the cue times.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into djay Pro With Cue Points Load Club Ready Music tracks into djay Pro on Mac or iOS: import the MP3 as a local file, keep BPM and key from the tags and set cues from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into Engine DJ for Denon Players Load Club Ready Music tracks into Engine DJ: add the MP3 to the Collection, set cues in the Performance pane from cue points.txt and export to a drive for Prime players.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into Serato DJ With Cue Points Intact Drag a Club Ready Music studio MP3 into Serato DJ and the embedded Serato hot cues and beat grid appear at once. DJ edits need cues set by hand from the comment tag.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into Traktor Pro With Cue Points Load Club Ready Music tracks into Traktor Pro: import the MP3, let Traktor analyse it, then set cue points in the Cue panel from cue points.txt or the comment tag.
- How to Load Club Ready Music Tracks Into VirtualDJ With Cue Points Load Club Ready Music tracks into VirtualDJ: drag the MP3 in, keep BPM and key from the tags, then add cue points in the POI editor from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into Ableton Live on the Grid Drag a Club Ready Songs MP3 or 24-bit WAV into Ableton Live, set the tempo from the BPM tag, warp from beat one and add locators at the cue times.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into djay Pro With Cue Points Load Club Ready Songs tracks into djay Pro on Mac or iOS: import the MP3 as a local file, keep BPM and key from the tags and set cues from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into Engine DJ for Denon Players Load Club Ready Songs tracks into Engine DJ: add the MP3 to the Collection, set cues in the Performance pane from cue points.txt and export to a drive for Prime players.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into Serato DJ With Cue Points Intact Drag a Club Ready Songs studio MP3 into Serato DJ and the embedded Serato hot cues and beat grid appear at once. DJ edits need cues set by hand from the comment tag.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into Traktor Pro With Cue Points Load Club Ready Songs tracks into Traktor Pro: import the MP3, let Traktor analyse it, then set cue points in the Cue panel from cue points.txt or the comment tag.
- How to Load Club Ready Songs Tracks Into VirtualDJ With Cue Points Load Club Ready Songs tracks into VirtualDJ: drag the MP3 in, keep BPM and key from the tags, then add cue points in the POI editor from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into Ableton Live on the Grid Drag a Dropkit MP3 320 or 24-bit WAV into Ableton Live, set the set tempo from the BPM tag, warp from beat one and add locators at the cue times Dropkit writes.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into djay Pro With Cue Points Load Dropkit tracks into djay Pro on Mac or iOS: import the MP3 as a local file, keep BPM and key from the tags and set cues from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into Engine DJ for Denon Players Load Dropkit tracks into Engine DJ: add the MP3 to the Collection, set cues in the Performance pane from cue points.txt and export to a drive for Prime players.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into Serato DJ With Cue Points Intact Drag a Dropkit studio MP3 into Serato DJ and the embedded Serato hot cues and beat grid appear at once. DJ edits need cues set by hand from the comment tag.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into Traktor Pro With Cue Points Load Dropkit tracks into Traktor Pro: import the MP3, let Traktor analyse it, then set cue points in the Cue panel from cue points.txt or the comment tag.
- How to Load Dropkit Tracks Into VirtualDJ With Cue Points Load Dropkit tracks into VirtualDJ: drag the MP3 in, keep BPM and key from the tags, then add cue points in the POI editor from cue points.txt or the comment.
- How to Make a DJ Edit of a Song You Upload Upload an MP3 or WAV to Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page, confirm the BPM and first beat, pick intro and outro bars, and download a mix-ready MP3 320 and 24-bit WAV.
- How to Make a Tight Radio-Friendly Edit of a Song Build a tight edit on Club Ready Music with Intro bars None or 8, Outro bars 16, Redrum Off and Volume level −14 LUFS for streaming, and learn what it does not cut.
- How to Make an Extended Edit of a Song for DJing Turn a radio-length song into an extended DJ edit on Club Ready Music with Intro bars 32, Outro bars 64, the bass toggle and an optional Redrum kick under the edges.
- How to Name Club Ready Music Files for a Clean DJ Library How Club Ready Music names files, Artist - Title (Extended Mix).mp3 in the DJ pack and the Title for DJ edits, plus a short ASCII convention CDJs and rekordbox accept.
- How to Organize a DJ Library Around Club Ready Music Edits and Tracks Use the Crate filters and key and BPM sorting, one Club Ready Music folder with a DJ Edits subfolder, and the album and genre tags to build crates.
- How to Organize a DJ Library Around Club Ready Songs Edits and Tracks Use the Crate filters and key and BPM sorting, one Club Ready Songs folder with a DJ Edits subfolder, and the album and genre tags to build crates.
- How to Organize a DJ Library Around Dropkit Edits and Tracks Use the Dropkit Crate filters and Key and BPM sorting, one Dropkit folder with a DJ Edits subfolder, and the album Dropkit and genre DJ Edit tags for crates.
- How to Pick Songs That Work Best for a DJ Edit Choose songs that Club Ready Music's DJ Edit handles cleanly: steady BPM, a real drum part, a 320 kbps MP3 or WAV under 60 MB, and tracks you have the rights to edit.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Music Track for SoundCloud Upload the 24-bit WAV from a Club Ready Music studio track or DJ edit to SoundCloud, keep the −8 LUFS master, add the cover JPEG and fill title and BPM from the tags.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Music Track for YouTube Turn a Club Ready Music WAV and cover into a 1920×1080 MP4 with AAC audio in a free tool, set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS and add YouTube chapters from cues.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Songs Track for SoundCloud Upload the 24-bit WAV from a Club Ready Songs studio track or DJ edit to SoundCloud, keep the −8 LUFS master, add the cover JPEG and fill title and BPM from the tags.
- How to Prepare a Club Ready Songs Track for YouTube Turn a Club Ready Songs WAV and cover into a 1920×1080 MP4 with AAC audio in a free tool, set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS and add YouTube chapters from cues.
- How to Prepare a Dropkit Track for SoundCloud Upload the 24-bit WAV from a Dropkit studio track or DJ edit to SoundCloud, keep the −8 LUFS master, add the cover JPEG and fill title and BPM from the tags.
- How to Prepare a Dropkit Track for YouTube Turn a Dropkit WAV and cover into a 1920×1080 MP4 with AAC audio in a free tool, set a DJ edit's Volume level to −14 LUFS and add YouTube chapters from cues.
- How to Prepare DJ Edits and Mixes for Mixcloud Build Club Ready Music DJ edits at one Volume level, record the mix, upload a WAV to Mixcloud and set tracklist timestamps from the intro end cue in each comment tag.
- How to Read Club Ready Music Cue Points From the Comment Tag and Cue Sheet Read the cue times Club Ready Music writes in a DJ edit comment tag and the DJ pack cue points.txt, check them with bar maths and set them as hot cues in DJ software.
- How to Read Club Ready Songs Cue Points From the Comment Tag and Cue Sheet Read the cue times Club Ready Songs writes in a DJ edit comment tag and the DJ pack cue points.txt, check them with bar maths and set them as hot cues in DJ software.
- How to Read Dropkit Cue Points From the Comment Tag and Cue Sheet Read the cue times Dropkit writes in a DJ edit comment tag and the DJ pack cue points.txt, check them with bar maths and set them as hot cues in DJ software.
- How to Rebuild a DJ Edit With Different Settings Use Change settings & rebuild on Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page to change bars, bass, Redrum, tempo or loudness on the same song without uploading the file again.
- How to Set DJ Edit Loudness for Club Play vs Streaming Set the Volume level on Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page for where the file will play: −8 LUFS for club and USB, −14 for Spotify and YouTube, −16 for podcasts.
- How to Set the First Beat So Your DJ Edit Lands on the Grid Set First beat (ms) on Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page in 10 ms steps, test it with ▶ 4 bars and move by whole beats when the one is wrong so the edit sits on the grid.
- How to Share a Club Ready Music Track or DJ Edit With a Link Share a Club Ready Music studio track via its /t/ page with cover, 30-second preview and Download MP3, or copy a DJ edit link that reopens the edit and its downloads.
- How to Share a Club Ready Songs Track or DJ Edit With a Link Share a Club Ready Songs studio track via its /t/ page with cover, 30-second preview and Download MP3, or copy a DJ edit link that reopens the edit and its downloads.
- How to Share a DJ Edit Without Rights Trouble Practical habits for sharing a Club Ready Music DJ edit: upload only music you may edit, keep links private, use Mixcloud for mixes and take edits down on request.
- How to Share a Dropkit Track or DJ Edit With a Link Share a Dropkit studio track via its /t/ page with cover, 30-second preview and Download MP3, or copy a DJ edit link that reopens the edit and its downloads.
- How to Shift a DJ Edit's Tempo to Match Your Set Use Shift tempo to on Club Ready Music's DJ Edit page to move a song to 124, 128 or any BPM with pitch preserved, and learn how far you can go before vocals smear.
- How to Tag and Retag MP3s From Club Ready Music See which ID3v2.3 tags Club Ready Music writes on studio tracks and DJ edits, then retag in Mp3tag, Kid3, Serato or rekordbox without losing the Serato cue frames.
- How to Tag and Retag MP3s From Club Ready Songs See which ID3v2.3 tags Club Ready Songs writes on studio tracks and DJ edits, then retag in Mp3tag, Kid3, Serato or rekordbox without losing the Serato cue frames.
- How to Tag and Retag MP3s From Dropkit See which ID3v2.3 tags Dropkit writes on studio tracks and DJ edits, then retag in Mp3tag, Kid3, Serato or rekordbox without losing the Serato cue frames.
- How to Troubleshoot a Failed DJ Edit Fix each real Club Ready Music DJ Edit failure: uploads over 60 MB, Audio tools are not available, Analysis failed, stem split errors, wrong BPM or first beat.
- How to Use Redrum: Off, Intro & Outro Only, Whole Track and Strength Learn what Club Ready Music's Redrum modes do to a DJ edit: Off, Intro & outro only, Whole track, and how the Strength slider from 0 to 100 sets the added kick level.
- When to Turn Intro Bass On or Off in a DJ Edit Decide when Club Ready Music's Bass joins in the second half of the intro toggle helps a DJ edit and when a drums-only intro mixes cleaner, with key clash and EQ tips.
Drops & jingles 18
- How to Add DJ Drops to the Serato Sampler and rekordbox Sampler Render DJ drops in Club Ready Music, download the MP3 or Dry version, and load them into the Serato Sampler or rekordbox sampler with the level set under your tracks.
- How to Choose a DJ Drop Voice: Hype, Smooth, Imaging or Robotic Pick the right Club Ready Music drop voice: Hype for club MC energy, Smooth for late-night radio, Imaging for processed station IDs, Robotic for a vocoded pitched read.
- How to Choose DJ Drop Length: 3, 5 or 10 Seconds Pick 3 s, 5 s or 10 s for a Club Ready Music DJ drop by script length, voice speed and bed: 3 s for a name tag, 5 s for the default club drop, 10 s for a build or ident.
- How to Combine DJ Drop FX: Reverb, Echo, Stutter and Pitch Down Combine Club Ready Music's drop FX chain with intent: Reverb tail and Stutter by default, Echo for radio space, Pitch down for a dark tag, Air horn for the club.
- How to Make a 30-Second Commercial Spot for an Event or Venue Make a 30 s commercial spot on Club Ready Music's Commercial spot tab: name the event, add a Call to action, write about 80 words, pick a voice and press Render spot.
- How to Make a DJ Drop With Your Name Make a DJ drop with your name on Club Ready Music's Drops page: type the line, pick Hype, Smooth, Imaging or Robotic, add FX and a bed, and press Render 3 variations.
- How to Make a Name Drop for Your Mixes and Sets Make a name drop for recorded mixes and live sets with Club Ready Music: short Dry (voice only) tags at 3 s for mid-mix, a 5 s or 10 s opener with a bed, all at −8 LUFS.
- How to Make a Podcast Intro Drop and Show Opener Make a podcast intro drop on Club Ready Music's DJ drop tab: a 10 s Imaging or Smooth read over an Impact hit or Riser bed, then level it to -16 LUFS in your editor.
- How to Make a Sung Jingle for a Show or Brand Make a sung jingle on Club Ready Music's Jingle tab: enter the Brand or show name, write a short Sung hook, pick up to 5 styles and a 6 s, 15 s or 30 s length.
- How to Pick a DJ Drop Bed: Dry, Impact Hit or Riser Choose the Music bed for a Club Ready Music DJ drop: Impact hit for a punchy tag, Riser for a build that peaks at the end, Dry (voice only) to layer over your own mix.
- How to Use Club Ready Music Drops and Jingles in a Podcast Place Club Ready Music drops, jingles and commercial spots in a podcast, turn the fixed −8 LUFS clips down to −16 LUFS, and choose the Dry or MP3 version per slot.
- How to Use Club Ready Music Drops and Tracks on Twitch Streams Use Club Ready Music drops as Twitch alerts through an OBS media source or soundboard and your own studio tracks as a DMCA-safe music bed, levelled under your voice.
- How to Use Club Ready Songs Drops and Jingles in a Podcast Place Club Ready Songs drops, jingles and commercial spots in a podcast, turn the fixed −8 LUFS clips down to −16 LUFS, and choose the Dry or MP3 version per slot.
- How to Use Club Ready Songs Drops and Tracks on Twitch Streams Use Club Ready Songs drops as Twitch alerts through an OBS media source or soundboard and your own studio tracks as a DMCA-safe music bed, levelled under your voice.
- How to Use Dropkit Drops and Jingles in a Podcast Place Dropkit drops, jingles and commercial spots in a podcast, turn the fixed −8 LUFS clips down to −16 LUFS, and choose the Dry or MP3 version per slot.
- How to Use Dropkit Drops and Tracks on Twitch Streams Use Dropkit drops as Twitch alerts through an OBS media source or soundboard and your own studio tracks as a DMCA-safe music bed, levelled under your voice.
- How to Use the Dry and Wet Versions of a DJ Drop Every Club Ready Music DJ drop comes as a wet MP3 with FX and bed and a Dry voice-only MP3 at the same -8 LUFS. Learn when to play each one and how to layer them.
- How to Write a DJ Drop Script That Sounds Right Write a DJ drop script for Club Ready Music that reads well in 200 characters: put the name first, spell it phonetically, use short words, write for the voice you pick.
DJ software & export 3
- How to Export Your Whole Club Ready Music Crate to rekordbox With One XML Use the rekordbox.xml link on the Crate page to import up to 500 studio tracks into rekordbox as one collection and playlist, hot cues included.
- How to Prepare a USB Stick for CDJs With Club Ready Music Tracks Format the stick exFAT or FAT32, import Club Ready Music tracks into rekordbox via rekordbox.xml and use Export to USB device so hot cues and grid play on CDJs.
- How to Use the Camelot and Open Key Tags Club Ready Music Writes Read the TKEY, Camelot INITIALKEY and Open Key OPENKEY tags on Club Ready Music studio tracks, convert 8A to 1m to A minor, and plan one-step or A to B key moves.