@zombiexzilla @DJStevereno I think 24 should be safe. But I dont think theres any device that reads 32 float, only DAWs. So it's good for archiving stems or samples, but not for DJing with.
@DJStevereno @zombiexzilla Also reminder that 320 mp3 is the number one most supported format across all devices and also most used format by nightclub DJs worldwide.
@DJStevereno @zombiexzilla You export them as wav? CDJs dont support the 32bit float wavs. You gotta look up the file types and bitrate the Rekordbox supports.
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@JamesLandino Then you dont have to feel like you need to change yourself to reach an audience. You can just target the people that would probably like your stuff, they just dont know it yet.
You can run a campaign that only shows to females who listen to EDM but also use Steam, etc.