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How To Mix Spotify Playlists

Spotify is the perfect music library - essentially filled with an endless pool of songs for all musical tastes. If only this could be used by DJs to make mixes…

Oh, it can be - thanks to DJ.Studio. 

DJ.Studio is a new powerful friend for DJs. Among its unique features is the ability to create and edit seamless DJ-style mixes using music from Spotify. 

Even if you have no DJing experience, you can still use DJ.Studio to turn a Spotify playlist into a smooth mix.

As you will see in this guide, DJs and music lovers are now using DJ.Studio as an interface to plan and prepare mixes using Spotify music.

TL;DR - Making Spotify Mixes#

  • DJ.Studio can make seamless mixes with music on Spotify

  • Instantly import your Spotify playlists into a powerful DJ mix creator

  • Use DJ.Studio’s unique editing tools to craft the perfect mix

  • Share your mix online, and never waste a cent on buying tracks that you never use

See DJ.Studio & Spotify in action in the video below!

What is a Spotify Blend Playlist?#

Spotify Blend Playlists are a feature in the app that lets you create playlists with friends, and get suggestions based on shared listening tastes. This can be a nice way to connect with your friends over music and discover new songs.

Follow these instructions to make a Spotify blend shared playlist:

  1. Create a Blend (you can think of this as a virtual 'music club')

    1. Go to your library, click '+', and select Blend.

    2. Click invite, and share the link with people you want to share the blend with.

    3. You can also add artists to your blend with the Artist's Blend invite link.

  2. You can now access a shared blend playlist from your library. These personalized playlists will be updated with new music daily, based on your group's recent listening.

How To Make A Spotify Mix - DJ.Studio#

how to make a spotify mix

Mixing Spotify playlists into seamless, professional-quality mixes is simple with DJ.Studio. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned DJ, this app offers powerful tools to make your mixes shine. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Open DJ.Studio
    Start by launching DJ.Studio and creating a new project.

  2. Import Your Spotify Playlist
    Head to the Add Tracks section, select Spotify as your source, and paste the link to your playlist.
    (Note: An active Beatport Streaming subscription is required for Spotify integration. DJ.Studio provides a 60-day free trial to get you started.)

  3. Use Automix to Get Started
    DJ.Studio’s Automix feature takes care of the heavy lifting by automatically beat-matching and harmonically mixing your tracks. This powerful algorithm creates smooth transitions, giving you a ready-to-go mix in seconds.

  4. Customize Transitions and Effects
    Dive into the transitions and effects editor to refine your playlist. Choose from a variety of transition styles—like fades, stutters, or sharp cuts—and add creative effects such as filters, EQ adjustments, or delays. These tools let you tailor the flow of your mix and add dynamic energy.

  5. Fine-Tune in the Timeline Editor
    Use DJ.Studio’s timeline editor to further personalize your mix. Reorder tracks, adjust transition points, and integrate samples or effects to craft a mix that reflects your unique style.

  6. Legalize and Export Your Mix
    When your mix is complete, use the Legalize & Export function to ensure all tracks are properly licensed. Purchase any missing tracks through the app, download them, and export your finished mix in high-quality audio formats.

Opening up creative doors and new realms of listening experiences, DJ.Studio gives anybody the skills to make seamless and high-quality mixes of music.

DJ.Studio is a powerful tool for many people. It's perfect for professional DJs who want to experiment with music before buying songs, but it's also ideal for music lovers, who want to easily turn their favorite music into a seamless mix - with minimal technical experience.

The Spotify workflow above is only one use case for DJ.Studio - and it has a huge range of other features that are great for DJs and mix lovers alike. There are simply too many features to share here, so make sure you fully explore the rest of this website for more information.

Jan 2025 Update - Notice Regarding YouTube Mixing in DJ.Studio​ #

We received a warning from a major record label that our YouTube video streaming implementation didn’t align with YouTube’s intended use and violated their rights.

Unfortunately we had to remove the YouTube mixing feature immediately to continue operations.

You can still create DJ mixes and mashups with your locally stored music or through integrated platforms like Beatport and Beatsource streaming services.

We’re actively exploring alternative music sources to integrate into DJ.Studio, including partnerships with SoundCloud Go+, Tidal, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and more.

Our goal is to provide you with a vast catalog of music. Thanks for your understanding and support.

Finally...#

Now you're ready to turn your Spotify playlists into slick DJ-style mixes. With DJ.Studio's tools you can turn the clunky transitions of Spotify into a beautifully blended and seamless mix.
Have a look at the Community Mix Page to see what other people have created.

Try it out yourself for free today with the free trial!

Noah Feasey-Kemp
DJ/Producer
I started DJing when I was 15. Started a record label, residency by a club in Bristol. I’ve played at all the biggest clubs in Bristol (and the small ones) and have entertained thousands of dancers! I love writing about music, DJing, and technology. I've been blogging for DJ.Studio since the start of the project, and am always happy to answer questions and help fellow DJs out!

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