Early access · bass music

Build a set that holds — before you touch the decks.

cratemap plans harmonically compatible, energy-mapped bass sets from your own library, rehearses them on two live decks, and exports clean to your CDJs.

Camelot
key-matched sets
140 / 70
halftime-aware
Rekordbox XML
hot cues + grids
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Everything the set needs, before the booth.

Four things cratemap does today: build the set, read every track, bring your whole library, and ride it into the club.

A set that stays in key, end to end.

Curate a key-compatible set on the Camelot wheel, shaped by the energy arc you choose. AutoGroup clusters mutually compatible tracks, and a transition score rates how cleanly one mixes into the next — so the set holds before you load a single deck.

Camelot wheelEnergy arcAutoGroupTransition score
8A9A10A11A92

PLAN · a key-compatible climb, scored

Every track, analyzed.

BPM, Camelot key, energy and genre on everything you own — from platform tags, cratemap’s own detection, or your manual override. Manual always wins.

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Your whole library, imported.

Pull in Rekordbox, Traktor, iTunes and local files, then connect your platforms. One crate, everything in it.

RekordboxTraktoriTunesLocal files

Rides to the club.

Export the finished set as Rekordbox XML with your hot cues and beat grids intact — it drops straight onto the CDJs.

Rekordbox XMLCDJ

Plan the set. Play the set.

One tool from the first track you drag in to the USB you hand the next DJ.

  1. 01

    Plan

    Curate the set

    Pull tracks from your own library, Bandcamp, Audius and Beatport. cratemap detects key and BPM in the browser and maps the set on a Camelot wheel and an energy timeline.

    timelineCamelot wheelenergy arc
  2. 02

    Perform

    Rehearse on live decks

    Take the plan onto two live decks and run the transitions before the gig — preview the flips, the double drops and the cuts while the set is still soft.

    two deckspreviewtransitions
  3. 03

    Export

    Play it on the CDJs

    Sync the finished set to a USB drive as a Rekordbox XML that carries your hot cues and beat grids. Walk into the booth and load it.

    Rekordbox XMLhot cuesUSB

Built for bass, not four-on-the-floor.

Standard DJ tools assume smooth blending. cratemap is built for the aggressive, multi-tempo, SoundCloud-native reality of bass music.

Halftime is one room
70 and 140 are the same floor. cratemap allows seamless halftime flips between tempos other tools refuse to mix.
Key weighting by subgenre
Riddim and tearout? Key barely matters. Color bass and melodic dubstep? Key-matching is everything. cratemap weights it accordingly.
Transitions you actually call
Mark a drop swap, a double drop or a backspin cut and the plan adjusts its picks to make the move land.

Tags that mean something on a stage.

A deep bass taxonomy plus high-energy set presets — not the generic genre buckets every other library ships with.

Dubstep
RiddimTearoutMelodicColor BassDeep 140
Drum & Bass
NeurofunkJump-UpLiquidJungle
Set presets
Neck DamageHeadlinerB2B Battle

The library does the digging you never have time for.

Client-side analysis
Key, BPM and cue detection run in your browser. Your library, your machine.
Versioning that gets it
Originals, VIPs, remixes and bootlegs are distinguished and linked.
Effective BPM
Every track stored with its halftime and doubletime equivalents, instantly searchable.
Free-download aware
Spots Toneden and Hypeddit free-DL gates across your crate.
Digs with you
Surfaces tracks you already liked and forgot, plus what the artists you follow are on.
Vibe prompts
"Something dark and heavy for a double drop" — ranked by low valence and high energy.

Upcoming shows

Nights we’re tuned into. Each one opens in a new tab — more dropping soon.

1 date upcoming

Stop losing tracks in your likes.

Link your library and build the set you actually want — key-locked, energy-mapped, ready for the booth.