How to use Apple Music to DJ?

Hi, I have been researching on this for months now. Sadly there’s no apps in market at the moment which supports Apple playlist in order to let you mix or to play around with them.

I as a customer of Apple is not really impressed by this where on the other hand their big competitor Spotify allows you to access your playlist on DJ apps.

I came across this DJ app “pacemaker” this is really convenient to use and best app but sadly at the end they support Spotify and for Apple Music customers they had this survey to fill so they can Try getting Apple Music compatible too but so far no luck.

Would be really great if Apple company thinks about it and works on it, for many thousands of music lovers who are Apple Music customers will not switch to Spotify and hence it will bring more customers to company.

Thank you.

Nishant Narang

Use to be a great fun and Apple and my library was my holy grail! Will soon unsubscribe Apple Music, my music match, and slowly steep far from Apple despite homing cost. Use to enjoy a lot mixing my music and now I cannot even play my music with my BOSE sound system coz the Bose app doesn't support Apple Music!!! Spotify is everywhere and you pay the same!!! I'm tired of this.

Nick_nz wrote:

Would be really great if Apple company thinks about it and works on it, for many thousands of music lovers who are Apple Music customers will not switch to Spotify and hence it will bring more customers to company.

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Nick_nz wrote:

Hi, I have been researching on this for months now. Sadly there’s no apps in market at the moment which supports Apple playlist in order to let you mix or to play around with them.

I as a customer of Apple is not really impressed by this where on the other hand their big competitor Spotify allows you to access your playlist on DJ apps.

There is an issue with using any streaming service for public DJ performances, and that is music licensing. Streaming is licensed for personal use. To use it for public performances you legally need to pay a royalty. While this is not a big deal, and isn't even expensive, you need to consider it.

Why did you bother to post this? ASC is a user-to-user technical support forum. No one here cares what you do or don't do.

I don't believe that the licensing agreements allow you to use Apple music for performance purposes.