Complete Guide to Use Spotify with djay Pro Offline

Can you use Spotify with djay Pro? No. Spotify discontinued its integration with third-party DJ apps, including djay, on July 1, 2020. As a result, you can no longer connect a Spotify account directly to djay Pro or use Spotify's streaming library for DJing, mixing, blending, or other audio manipulation.

Although djay Pro supports music streaming services such as TIDAL, SoundCloud, Beatport, and Beatsource, Spotify is no longer among its supported streaming sources. If you still want to use Spotify music with djay Pro, one practical option is to download your Spotify tracks as local audio files and then import them into djay Pro. This guide will show you how to add Spotify music to djay Pro for offline DJing.

djay Pro supports a variety of common audio formats, including MP3, FLAC, WAV, and M4A. However, Spotify is no longer integrated with djay Pro, so you cannot directly access your Spotify library for DJ mixing. One practical solution is to download Spotify music as MP3 or another supported audio format and then import the downloaded files into djay Pro.

Spotify Premium allows users to download music for offline listening, but these downloads are stored as encrypted, app-specific offline content rather than standard audio files. As a result, you cannot directly transfer Spotify offline downloads to djay Pro or other third-party DJ software.

Fortunately, Macsome Spotify Downloader provides a convenient way to save Spotify music as local audio files. It supports both Spotify Premium and Free users and can download songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts at high speed. You can also convert Spotify music to MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, or ALAC while preserving important metadata.

Once the Spotify tracks have been saved as supported audio files, you can transfer them to your computer and add Spotify music to djay Pro through its library browser for mixing, editing, and playback.

Macsome Spotify Downloader allows you to download Spotify songs and playlists as local audio files while preserving their original audio quality. It is compatible with both Windows and macOS. After installing the appropriate version on your computer, follow the steps below to download Spotify music to MP3 for use with djay Pro.

Step 1. Add Spotify Music or Playlists.

Install and launch Macsome Spotify Downloader on your computer. If you choose to download music from the Spotify app, sign in to your Spotify account when prompted. Find the songs or playlists you want to download, then copy and paste their links into Macsome. You can also drag and drop songs or playlists directly from Spotify into the adding window. Click "OK" to load the selected tracks.

Step 2. Set the Output Format for djay Pro.

Click "Settings" in the lower-left corner to open the output settings. In the Convert Settings panel, select MP3 as the output format. You can also adjust the bit rate, sample rate, output folder, and other settings according to your needs. Once everything is configured, close the Settings window to save your changes.

Step 3. Download Spotify Music to MP3.

Click the "Convert" button to start downloading the selected Spotify songs and playlists as MP3 files.

When the download is complete, open the "History" tab to view your downloaded Spotify tracks. Click the "folder" icon to locate the MP3 files on your computer. You can then import these local files into djay Pro for mixing and playback.

Once your Spotify songs have been saved as MP3 files on your computer, you can add Spotify music to djay Pro for mixing and playback. djay Pro supports local audio files, making it easy to work with your downloaded music. Below, we'll use djay Pro for Mac as an example.

There are two simple ways to add your downloaded Spotify tracks to djay Pro:

1. Drag and drop the folder containing your Spotify MP3 files directly onto one of the on-screen turntables or decks in djay Pro.

2. Open the My Files source in djay Pro, click the "+" button, and select the folder where your downloaded Spotify songs are stored.

Please note: Adding a folder to djay Pro's My Files library only creates a reference to the original location of your music files. It does not copy or move the files themselves.

In short, Spotify is no longer directly integrated with third-party DJ software such as djay Pro. If you need access to streaming music for DJ performances, you can consider alternative services such as SoundCloud or Tidal, which are supported by djay Pro on compatible plans. However, if you want to use Spotify music with djay Pro, an alternative approach is to save your Spotify tracks as local audio files and then import them into djay Pro.

Macsome Spotify Downloader can help you download Spotify songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts as common audio files such as MP3, AAC, WAV, and FLAC. Once downloaded, you can add the local files to djay Pro and use them for mixing and playback.

Note: The free trial version of Macsome Spotify Downloader converts only the first minute of each song. You can upgrade to the full version to convert complete tracks.