Hi, can anyone confirm whether Stems are unavailable for tracks streamed from both Apple Music and Spotify? Does this limitation apply across all DJ platforms, or are there specific platforms that support Stems with these streaming services?
Posté 3 hours ago
no stems with either Spotify or Apple Music and that's on their end as far as i know. they also don't have offline cache either.
there are others that do have stems support and offline cacheing. look into Tidal and Deezer.
or do like a lot of us old school guys and just buy the tracks instead of renting them and then you don't have to worry about any of it.
there are others that do have stems support and offline cacheing. look into Tidal and Deezer.
or do like a lot of us old school guys and just buy the tracks instead of renting them and then you don't have to worry about any of it.
Posté 2 hours ago
Thanks for confirming... I am that OldSchool type of guy spinning that OldSchool type of thang ✨️
Posté 2 hours ago
PS so those integrations are totally useless for me.
Posté 2 hours ago
For us, the "old" guys, those integrations are meant to be used to find that "old" track someone has asked you, and it has slipped between the cracks.
Or just to see what's new and hot, and then proceed to get it with your ordinary way of getting media files.
Or just to see what's new and hot, and then proceed to get it with your ordinary way of getting media files.
Posté an hour ago
DJ Faber Zee wrote :
PS so those integrations are totally useless for me.
+1
PhantomDeejay wrote :
Or just to see what's new and hot, and then proceed to get it with your ordinary way of getting media files.
Yes this would be useful, ie having a streaming subscription level, where tracks can NOT be played (or loaded), BUT at, maybe, a much lower monthly fee, ie, just for checking what new or hot.
Posté an hour ago
Phantom, that's exactly why I was interested. But even if I manage to find a specific track someone requests, if I can't mix it the way I want, I'd rather just say, "Sorry, I don't have that track."
Luckily, that rarely happens. I only play music I genuinely love, and the people who come to my events share my taste. After all, I organize my own parties, so they pretty much know what to expect. 😅
For me, the real challenge is discovering new music. Thankfully, there are still some great radio shows, DJs, and independent projects that keep inspiring me and introducing me to fresh sounds.
And trust me, living in Italy, where music culture feels practically nonexistent, makes that challenge even bigger! 😅
Luckily, that rarely happens. I only play music I genuinely love, and the people who come to my events share my taste. After all, I organize my own parties, so they pretty much know what to expect. 😅
For me, the real challenge is discovering new music. Thankfully, there are still some great radio shows, DJs, and independent projects that keep inspiring me and introducing me to fresh sounds.
And trust me, living in Italy, where music culture feels practically nonexistent, makes that challenge even bigger! 😅
Posté 36 minutes ago
While I completely understand your point, we (the old guys) were doing great mixes before stems too!
So, for me personally it's not a deal breaker. That's of course IF I want to play that song in the first place. But if I want, I'm sure I will be able to find a way to mix it "as I want" even without stems.
As I said, I completely understand what you say. After all I live next to you, in Greece, and we share most of the same musical issues these days.
But still, your point is not the only way to see this subject.
Whether or not this service justifies it's cost, is a completely different topic. But if we are talking if these services have any value for us "older" DJ's then the answer is clearly "YES", even with all the limitations they currently have.
Others will see greater value, and others less, but the value is still there!
So, for me personally it's not a deal breaker. That's of course IF I want to play that song in the first place. But if I want, I'm sure I will be able to find a way to mix it "as I want" even without stems.
As I said, I completely understand what you say. After all I live next to you, in Greece, and we share most of the same musical issues these days.
But still, your point is not the only way to see this subject.
Whether or not this service justifies it's cost, is a completely different topic. But if we are talking if these services have any value for us "older" DJ's then the answer is clearly "YES", even with all the limitations they currently have.
Others will see greater value, and others less, but the value is still there!
Posté 18 minutes ago
Yes I completely understand. But now I love the stems sono much 😅 PS I can do a great mix anyway too, but I just don't want 😅
Posté 2 minutes ago





