Full Project Name Displayed
Feature Request, Make the Name of the project fully visible (entire name) and or make it a click to view full project name in drop-down.
This is especially handy when working on Copies of the same mix that you want to compare and need to know which Version you were just working on before saving, exiting, etc. I realize that one could see the "Last opened" date and figure that out but when your in the mix you need to know what you're working on for so many reasons.
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Brooke Johnson
Jan 28, 2025
I’d like to give feedback regarding saves. When it comes to the “Revert to” function in the dropdown menu. While it’s a well-loved and essential feature, it often falls short from an artist’s or DJ/producer’s perspective. The missing piece? Contextual precision around what is being reverted. Let me explain with a practical scenario:
Imagine I Create: (Mix A) which is a 60-minute Mixed DJ set comprised of 15 tracks. Below is an example of my workflow.
1. I like the mix but feel it needs improvement.
2. I duplicate it to work on refinements on the duplicated mix. (Copy)
3. Over several iterations, I create 4 improved versions. However, during the process, I realize late in the process that I have completely botched a transition early on.
At this point, I’m faced with two less-than-ideal options:
A) Revert back to the save before the mistake, erasing hours of subsequent edits.
B) Export the original mix and the improved mix separately, splice them together manually, match levels, and rebuild a “new mix” — a tedious and time-consuming workaround.
Now, here’s an idea that could enhance the software significantly: a system of granular backups. Imagine the ability to define and back up specific segments of a mix based on time or bars. For example, let’s say I’ve made great progress overall, but I need to revert the section from @33:09 to @36:00 without impacting the rest of the mix. With this feature, I could simply select the segment, hit a button, and restore only that portion — saving me from losing hours of work or stitching things back together manually.
Of course, I want to emphasize that DJ.STUDIO is an incredible piece of software, and this suggestion comes from a place of appreciation. If anything, it highlights how innovative and forward-thinking the dev team already is. Your focus on delivering value and staying relevant to artists is evident, and I’m confident features like this would further solidify DJ.STUDIO’s position as a leader in the space.
Best Wishes,
CH3AP THRILLZ
a.k.a. Bruckzie