Every improvement, in plain language — what you can do now, and why it matters at the booth.
Sets of 4.5+ hours could fail outright with a 'providers unavailable' error — root-caused and repaired the same day (AI responses were being cut off mid-list, and every safety net failed at once). Long sets now also request a surplus of tracks and keep the best, so a 5-hour set lands at 5 hours instead of coming up short. A new second fallback provider (OpenAI) means the safety net no longer depends on a single AI account.
One tap in the Set Editor fixes duplicate songs, artist over-clustering, and rule violations — with catalog-verified replacements that respect your locks. Generation also self-corrects these issues before you ever see them.
The Architect theme now plays under the generation screen and loops until your set is ready. Mute preference is remembered per device.
Paste the client's email or message — must-plays, do-not-plays, banned artists — and AI extracts them into your constraint fields for review. The most tedious part of a working DJ's prep, gone.
Residents and regulars: tell Arixova to avoid anything you played at this venue in the last 4, 6, or 8 weeks. Every generation at that room stays fresh automatically.
Tracks in a saved set that aren't in your library are now badged, with one-tap Beatport and Bandcamp search links — never get to the booth missing a file.
Dictate your brief by voice, or drop a reference track: BPM and vibe are measured on your device (audio never uploads) and folded into the brief.
A short tour greets your first dashboard visit, the sidebar has a Guide section, and the full User Guide PDF lives inside the app.
Chart data refreshed every six hours now feeds candidate scoring, weighted to your event's territory — current picks are grounded in what's actually moving, in your market.
Remix tags, featured-artist credits, and decorated titles can no longer sneak the same song into a set twice — family-level identity is enforced everywhere tracks enter.