RANDOM MIX

Stems & the DJ booth

Every song is built from stems: independent layers that play together. The chip rail on the left of the song screen is your DJ booth, and it works in every play mode. Top to bottom the chips are HOOK (only in genres that use one), TOP (the topline melody), CHORDS, BASS, DRUMS and PAD (the background drone). On phones in portrait the rail folds behind a STEMS tab.

Some songs arrive without a stem on purpose; sparse genres occasionally generate drum-less or bass-less takes. Those chips show hollow with a plus, and tapping or dicing them brings that part into the song.

Three controls per chip

TRY THE BOOTHtap a chip to mute · dice to reroll · padlock to lock

A silent model of the real booth. Hear it for real in the demo.

SHUFFLE

The SHUFFLE button rerolls every unlocked stem at once: one press, and the same song comes back with a fresh set of sounds. Locked stems sit it out, so a shuffle never touches the parts you have chosen to keep.

There is also AUTO SHUFFLE in Settings → GAME: off, or every 8, 16 or 32 bars. The song then evolves hands-free, which is made for RADIO mode. It respects your locks and never fires while paused.

The DJ stream

The little multi-track ribbon by the DJ is the song's actual data scrolling past a now marker: one line per layer (your ROLL notes, hook, topline, chords, bass, and the hat, snare and kick). Muting a stem dims its lines, so what you see always matches what you hear.

Controller and keyboard

Want to go deeper than remixing? The CREATE mode guide covers building a track from scratch.