Guides
Get the most out of ryser.id.
Analyzing sets, reading the setlist, harmonic mixing, the builder, credits and more.
Getting started
Submit your first DJ set and get a complete setlist in minutes.
Reading the setlist
Understand timestamps, BPM, keys, providers, and confidence scores in your setlist.
Harmonic key analysis
Use the Camelot wheel to plan smooth key transitions in your mixes.
Set builder
Drag tracks from multiple analyzed sets to build and export a curated setlist.
Community and public sets
Share your analyzed sets publicly and discover what other DJs are playing.
Understanding credits
How credits work, what they cost, and how to top up.
Share a DJ playlist with cue points with a friend
How to hand a playlist with hot cues, loops and beatgrids to a friend who uses different DJ software, what survives the trip, and what does not.
What does "ID" mean in a tracklist?
Why DJ tracklists say "ID - ID", what an ID track is, how to find out what it was, and where the answers come from when no app knows.
Where DJs get their music in 2026
The six places working DJs actually get their tracks, what each one costs, which genres each one serves, and the source most guides leave out: the records you heard in other DJs' sets.
How to prepare a B2B DJ set
What a back-to-back set is, how to agree the rotation, how to share a playlist with cue points with your partner, and what to check before the gig.
Get paid for your sets — royalty reporting
Use your identified setlist to claim performance royalties at Buma/Stemra, PRS and other collecting societies.