Come on, seriously!
The gear has gotten so cheap that even saving up for good gear is no longer a real issue for most.
The gear has gotten all-in-one (most controllers anyway). No toting around multiple heavy flightcases, hooking up all kinds of cabling.
DJ Software offers all kind of option to prep your music. Cue and loop points, beatgrid, starting beat/drop point, etx.
And now you want software to automatically set cue points for you?
Remember, DJ-ing is an art, job, hobby, or whatever role it plays in your life. Part of the fun should be to figure out where to put cue points and such. It’s part of the process of getting to know your collection intimately.
At the risk of sounding a bit harsh, if it’s too much work for you to manually prep your tracks, you either have way too many tracks in your collection, or you might want to look at a new passtime 🙂
As a starting DJ having a couple of hundred tracks in your preferred genres should be more than enough to start building your first sets. And that amount is low enough to manually prep all your tracks. By the time you play them you’ll know where you put the cue points and – perhaps more importantly – WHY you put them there.
Greetinx.
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