Copyright & Mixcloud
Your set.
Not your tracks.
Every track you play belongs to the artist, the label and the songwriter. DJb2b links two DJs; it doesn't clear the music, and we don't record your set.
Post the recording on YouTube, SoundCloud, Facebook, Instagram or Twitch and it can get muted, blocked or pulled, and enough strikes cost you the account.
Putting your b2b on Mixcloud
- Record it. Hit record in your DJ software before the first track. Keep it over 15 minutes: anything shorter is a "track", and tracks can't carry other people's music.
- Upload it as a show, with both names in the title. "You b2b Them". Names only, no song titles in the title or description.
- Add the tracklist. Artist – Track – time, or drop in your Serato, Traktor or cue-sheet file. Get every name right.
- Stay inside the rules. No more than 4 tracks from one artist (3 in a row), and 3 from one release (2 in a row).
- Why Mixcloud: it pays the artists you play, so your mix stays up.
Going live instead? Mixcloud Live needs Pro, it's for live sets only, and anyone with the link can tune in.