Build the perfect DJ set, track by track.
Plan harmonic transitions with the Camelot wheel, map your energy curve and export a polished setlist — all in the free SoundStash DJ Set Planner.
How the DJ Set Planner works
From a pile of tracks to a mixed, shareable set in three steps — here's the free SoundStash DJ Set Planner with a real set loaded.
Add your tracks
Drop in each track with its title, artist, BPM, key, length and energy. Reorder in seconds to shape the flow of your set.

Read the analysis
See your energy arc build to a peak, map harmonic mixing on the Camelot wheel, and get instant insights on runtime and key clashes.

Fix & share
Every transition is graded with match, energy and BPM tips so you can tighten your mix — then save and share your set with one link.

Why DJs plan their sets with SoundStash
Everything you need to walk into a gig with a set that flows — no guesswork.
Harmonic mixing built in
The Camelot wheel flags key clashes before they hit the dancefloor, so every blend sounds clean.
Energy curve mapping
Visualise your build, peak and comedown so your set tells a story instead of flatlining.
Instant transition grades
Every track change is scored on key, energy and BPM — spot the weak links in one glance.
Runtime & clash alerts
Know your exact set length and catch tempo jumps before you're behind the decks.
One-link sharing
Send a polished, read-only setlist to promoters or your crew with a single link.
Free to use, no download
Plan a full set in your browser in minutes — no install, no credit card, works on any genre.
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