Creative mixing & performance

How to record a DJ mix on your phone

Record a full set in edjing Mix, from the first track to the final transition. Save the audio and share your mix.

Prepare your recording

  • Tracks: prepare supported audio files on your device or in file storage.
  • Access: check the in-app offer if recording requires an unlock.
  • Storage: leave enough free space for the full set.
  • Sound check: make a short test recording and play it back.

Choose music you can record

Use your own supported audio files. Spotify tracks cannot be recorded in edjing Mix, including with Spotify Premium.

Check both decks and any Automix queue. A restricted track can block recording even when it is not playing.

Explore music sources and their requirements →

Record your set

The decks and mixing controls in edjing Mix

Load your tracks

Load a supported audio file onto at least one deck. Replace any restricted streaming track on the other deck before recording.

Set the levels

Compare similar-energy passages from both tracks. Adjust gain and EQ, leaving room for the overlap. Return to your starting points.

Start audio recording

Open the recording controls and choose audio if a video option is also available. Start recording and wait for the indicator or timer before playing.

Play your set

Mix between tracks and load new songs onto the free deck. Recording continues through the transitions and captures the full set as one audio file.

Stop and save

Stop recording when the set ends and confirm if prompted. On iOS, tap the running recording timer to open the stop confirmation. Wait for saving to finish, then play back the result.

Save and share

Play back the saved mix before sharing. Keep a separate copy of recordings you want to retain.

On iPhone and iPad

Use Share from the recordings list, or Save to Files to keep a copy in a folder.

Choose M4A for compressed audio or the Lossless setting for WAV. WAV files require more storage.

On Android

Recordings are saved as WAV files. Open the saved mix and use its sharing action to select a destination.

Available destinations depend on your installed apps and their file-size and format limits.

Recording troubleshooting

Both decks are empty

Load a supported track onto either deck before starting. Once recording begins, you can change tracks throughout the set.

A source restriction appears

Replace restricted tracks on both decks and in the Automix queue with recordable files. Streaming subscriptions do not remove recording restrictions.

Recording is locked

Check the offer in edjing Mix. If you already purchased access, use the store account associated with that purchase and consult the purchase help below.

Recording stops or will not save

Check free storage and the app’s message. Audio interruptions can affect recording. Look for a saved file, then test a short recording before retrying the full set.

Review your mix

Listen for mistimed entrances, volume jumps and overlapping basslines. Choose one transition, adjust it and record another take.

Refine phrasing and EQ →

Review the structure of your set →

Questions & answers

Frequently asked

Can I record a mix with Spotify?

No. Spotify does not allow recording in edjing Mix, including with Spotify Premium. Use supported audio files.

Can I record Automix?

Yes, with access to recording and a queue of supported, recordable files. Remove restricted streaming tracks first.

Does each track get a separate file?

No. The recorder captures the mixed output as one audio file, including transitions. It does not export individual decks or stems.

How do I restore recording access?

See purchase and subscription help for iOS and Android.