Tutorial 6 — Your Mix Report Card
Goal: learn from every mix. After each transition, GoDJ can grade what
you just did — beat alignment, bass control, levels, key compatibility and phrasing — and open a clean
report in your browser. No other DJ software gives you this feedback loop; it's the whole point of "training
wheels."
Turn it on in Settings → Training → Generate a mix report after each mix (on by default). It
needs training mode enabled.
How it works
GoDJ watches the period where both decks are playing (your mix overlap). When that overlap ends
— one deck stops — and it lasted at least a few seconds, it captures a report. The SHOW REPORT
button at the bottom of the window lights up.
Click SHOW REPORT to open a styled HTML page in your default browser with:
- An overall verdict ("Nicely mixed!" / "Solid — a few things to polish" / "Keep practising").
- Category cards, each with a Great / Good / Practise badge and a tip —
Beatmatch, Bass control, Levels, Harmony and Phrasing.
- A Details table of the raw numbers (worst drift, bass overlap, clipping time, level gap…).
Step by step
- Make sure the report is enabled (Settings → Training).
- Do a full transition: bring the second deck in, blend, and stop the first deck when you're
done (at least ~4 seconds of overlap).
- The SHOW REPORT button turns blue. Click it — the report opens in your browser.
- Read the Practise items first; they're your homework. Try the same mix again and aim to turn
them green.
How to use it to improve
- One thing at a time. If "Bass control: Practise" keeps showing, focus the next few mixes on
the bass swap, ignore the rest.
- Chase the headline. Getting from "Keep practising" to "Nicely mixed!" across a session is
real, measurable progress.
- Compare a sloppy vs. careful mix of the same two tracks to see how the grades move.
Removing the training wheels
As your reports get greener, step down the assists: full Auto (SYNC + TEMPO) → beatmatch with
the trainer → fully by ear (see Tutorial 1's ladder). The report keeps you honest
at each stage.