Mixes are usually the fastest way a client decides you're right for their event. Add them at Content → Mixes.
Adding one
- Go to Content → Mixes and select Add Mix.
- Enter a Title.
- Select Select next to Genre(s) and pick the genres this mix covers.
- Under Audio File, choose Upload a file and select your audio.
- Use Upload a cover art to add artwork.
- Add Streaming Links if you want — Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube.
- Select Add.
To change a mix later, open it from the same page and select Update.
Titles that work
Clients skim. A title that says what the mix is — the occasion, the energy, the venue — does more than a date or a volume number. "Wedding Reception, Open Format" tells someone planning a wedding they're in the right place. "Mix 47" doesn't.
Genres
The genres you tag here are per-mix, and they're separate from the genres on your profile. Tag what's actually in the mix rather than everything you play — a client who opens a mix expecting Afrobeats and gets house learns the wrong thing about you.
Cover art
Every mix shows as a tile in the grid on your profile. A mix without artwork still plays, but it looks unfinished next to ones that have it. Square images work best.
Which mixes to add
Three strong mixes beat fifteen average ones. Lead with the occasion you most want to book — if you're chasing weddings, your first mix should be a wedding set.
Showing them
The Display on profile switch at the top of Content → Mixes controls whether the Mixes tab appears at all. If you're still building your list, leave it off until you have something worth playing.
Importing instead
If your mixes are already on SoundCloud, you can bring them across in a few clicks rather than re-uploading. See Importing Mixes From SoundCloud.