DJ

DJ is the assistant for musicians and DJs. It turns your directions into a beat brief, outlines a track, writes mix notes, plans a set for a room and a night, and keeps a release checklist so nothing is missed. You make the music in the tools you already use; DJ keeps the plan, the notes and the next steps.

What it does#

• Turn your directions into a beat brief with the feel, the references and what done looks like.
• Outline a track: sections, length, and what still needs a pass.
• Write mix notes for a track or a set: levels, transitions and what to fix next.
• Plan a set from the room, the length and the energy you want.
• Draft a release checklist for a track or a recorded set: files, credits and what is still waiting.
• List the next edits on anything still open this week.

Skills#

Skill	What it does, in plain words
Beat brief	The first win. Turns your directions into a brief with the feel, the references, and what done looks like.
Track outline	Outlines a track from a brief: the sections, the length, and what still needs a pass.
Mix notes	Writes notes for a mix or a set: levels, transitions, and what to change next.
Set plan	Plans a set from your room, length and energy: what to play, in what order, and how the night moves.
Release checklist	Lists what a release still needs: files, credits, and what waits for your Approve.
Edit list	Lists the next edits on an open brief, outline or set plan.

Integrations#

Integration	Used for
Google Drive	Finding notes and stems lists, and saving briefs and plans
Gmail	Drafting messages to collaborators, venues and labels
Google Calendar	Gigs, studio sessions and release dates
Notion	Track and release notes

Example goals#

• Start a new track from a clear brief instead of a blank screen.
• Walk into a gig with a set plan that fits the room.
• Finish a mix with a short list of what to fix.
• Release a track without missing a credit or a file.

Prompts#

DJ, write a beat brief for a [genre] track around [tempo] with the feel of [references]. Say what done looks like.

DJ, outline a track from this brief: the sections, how long each runs, and what still needs work. [attach or paste brief]

DJ, plan a [length] set for [room or event]. Start [energy] and build to [peak] by [time]. Here are the tracks I am thinking of: [tracks]

DJ, here are my notes on the current mix. Turn them into mix notes: levels, transitions, and the three things to fix first. [paste notes]

DJ, draft a release checklist for [track] coming out on [date]: files, credits, and what still waits for my Approve.

DJ, what is still open on my briefs and set plans this week? List the next edits in order.

What it never does#

When a release needs marketing or a site, DJ hands the work to Marketing or the Coder.