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    DeeJay SiBoogie
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    Remove the setting from the broadcast area, they’re for broadcasting the metadata although I don’t know why you wouldn’t want to credit the artist and tracks you’re playing. Remember learning of tracks is a two way street and it’s not hard to find out the title of a track just by listening as there are so many audio recognition tools these days. Also, it’s not as if the DJs on Mixify are you neighbours and in completion with you, me included. I don’t use DVS so can’t send metadata but I wish I could but when I play if some one ask the the track info I always give it, it’s about being a community and sharing.

    #31220
    B.B. Koning
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    Si BooGie, post: 31327, member: 3469 wrote: Remove the setting from the broadcast area, they’re for broadcasting the metadata although I don’t know why you wouldn’t want to credit the artist and tracks you’re playing. Remember learning of tracks is a two way street and it’s not hard to find out the title of a track just by listening as there are so many audio recognition tools these days. Also, it’s not as if the DJs on Mixify are you neighbours and in completion with you, me included. I don’t use DVS so can’t send metadata but I wish I could but when I play if some one ask the the track info I always give it, it’s about being a community and sharing.

    If somebody wants a track ID, I’m happy to give it. That’s not the issue. I have seen instances out there in the icecast/shoutcast scene of people snaking not just a track or two, but several at a time. You are correct that most people on Mixify and other sites are not my ‘neighbors’. There are a few that are close enough, however.

    In one light, you know that you you are doing something right if somebody pulls tracks from your mix. But on the other hand, I have seen instances where setlists are just a little too identical.

    As a DJ, I would think you would want a way to shape something that is unique, which includes track selection.

    On this, I suppose we will have to agree to disagree.

    #31227
    Anonymous
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    Is anyone still worried about showing what tracks they play? Isn’t this like the eighties white label thingies with local DJs competing about the same clubs? Just show what you play, don’t see any harm doing that.

    Oh and if you still want to hide the info, obscure the ID3 track info. Anyway, I would not do that.

    #31235
    B.B. Koning
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    Kent Sandvik, post: 31383, member: 3967 wrote: Is anyone still worried about showing what tracks they play? Isn’t this like the eighties white label thingies with local DJs competing about the same clubs? Just show what you play, don’t see any harm doing that.

    Oh and if you still want to hide the info, obscure the ID3 track info. Anyway, I would not do that.

    As I said, I’m happy to answer any questions on what the tracks are. If you want to show all your tracks, fine. I’ve made my case, I have my reasons, and I respect your opinion. You don’t have to agree. I assume you live in a free country, and are, therefore, welcome to disagree.

    That’s the beauty of a community. Everybody has their own take.

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