Frequently Asked Questions

DJCLIPZ is a browser-based two-deck performance interface for mixing user-supplied embeds and rights-cleared media in real time. It runs entirely in the browser with no download or installation required. The interface is designed for both human performers and software or AI agents that need a programmable layer for live audiovisual performance.

DJCLIPZ controls official embedded YouTube players. You load YouTube URLs or video IDs into Deck A and Deck B. The tool does not download, record, cache, extract, or redistribute YouTube content — playback runs through the embedded YouTube player.

DJCLIPZ works best on desktop or iPad. Phones can access the interface but are not well suited for performance control given the screen size and the density of the two-deck layout.

The interface includes a master crossfader with CUT A, MIX, and CUT B modes, equal-power audio fade, BPM controls, loop options at 2s, 4s, 8s, and 15s, downbeat hot cues with 16-bar sections across four pads, a repeat cue, and per-deck play, pause, restart, mute, and volume controls. Each deck also shows a timestamp display and supports visual and audio cue controls.

Yes. DJCLIPZ is explicitly designed as a programmable layer for both human performers and software or AI agents. The interface is structured to support real-time audiovisual control from either a person or an automated system.

DJCLIPZ is currently in invite-only private beta. You can request an invite by submitting your name, role, and intended use via email. Once approved, you receive access instructions and product updates.

Yes. You can unsubscribe from DJCLIPZ updates at any time after joining the beta.

No public release date is documented. DJCLIPZ is currently available only through the invite-only private beta program.

Users are responsible for the links and files they load. By using DJCLIPZ, you agree to load only content you have the right to use and to comply with applicable platform rules and rights obligations.

No. DJCLIPZ does not download, record, cache, extract, or redistribute YouTube content. All playback runs through the official embedded YouTube player, the same way a video embedded on any webpage would play.

Rights-cleared media is content you have the legal right to use — for example, your own original recordings, content licensed to you, or content that is in the public domain. You are responsible for confirming that anything you load meets that standard before performing with it.

Yes. DJCLIPZ is designed as a programmable layer that software or AI agents can control in real time, alongside human performers. The two-deck structure and sequencer row are built to support this use case.

No. DJCLIPZ runs entirely in the browser. You do not need to host files locally or configure a server to use the interface.

Google Analytics measurement is optional and requires user opt-in. The full product experience is available without enabling Google Analytics. You can manage this at djclipz.com/#analytics-settings.

The confirmed URLs are djclipz.com for the homepage, djclipz.com/terms/ for the Terms of Service, djclipz.com/privacy/ for the Privacy Policy, and djclipz.com/#analytics-settings for analytics preferences.

DJCLIPZ runs entirely in the browser without installation, and it works directly with embedded YouTube players rather than requiring local audio or video files. That setup makes it accessible from any desktop or iPad without a software licensing or download step.

Yes. The interface includes a 16-step sequencer row, downbeat hot cues, loop controls, and a master crossfader — all oriented toward real-time audiovisual performance rather than pre-recorded mixing.

DJCLIPZ targets artists, designers, and technical reviewers who want precise control over video and media mixing in the browser. It is also built to support software and AI agents as first-class users of the interface.