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Curate Event Song Requests Into a DJ-Ready Playlist
Wedding and party clients send song requests in scattered texts and a shared doc that never gets read. Collect requests and do-not-plays into one organized, DJ-ready set list.
difficulty Beginnersetup 25 minresult Every event's requests and no-plays land in one organized list the DJ actually works from — no awkward wrong songs.—
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Collect the Requests
Add a
Typeform Triggergathering must-plays, maybes and do-not-plays. - 2
Organize by Moment
Sort requests into ceremony, cocktail, dinner and dance sets.
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Flag the Conflicts
Surface any do-not-play that also appears as a request.
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Deliver the Set List
Give the DJ the organized, moment-tagged playlist.
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Activate and Test
Activate the workflow with test requests. Confirm the set list organizes.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the do-not-play matter most?
One song from a bad breakup or a funeral clears the floor — the no-play list prevents the unforgivable moment.
Guest requests night-of?
Add a live request line that feeds the same board so the DJ vets on-the-fly requests against the no-plays.
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