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MetaDJ.ai Guide

Choose a musical direction, follow a full sequence, or start with one song. This guide covers the few controls that make listening easier.

How do I start listening?

Choose a Journey to explore a musical direction, or play any Quest that catches your ear. The player stays with you while you move through the library.

Opening a shared Quest gets the music ready without starting it for you. Press play when you are ready.

What are Journeys, Adventures, and Quests?

A Journey is a broad musical direction. An Adventure is a sequenced album inside it. A Quest is one song. Some Quests live directly inside a Journey.

The names show how the music connects. You can still enter anywhere and listen in any order.

Journey
a broad musical world

Adventure
a sequenced album inside that world

Quest
an individual song

The small light on the outer ring is a Quest that belongs directly to its Journey.

How do I choose what plays next?

Open the menu beside a Quest to like it, add it to the queue, or share it. Likes stay on this browser. Music you add to the queue stays there for the current session.

Discover mode starts newly chosen music near a highlighted moment. Turn it off whenever you want every Quest to begin at the beginning.

How do I share a Quest or a specific moment?

Sharing sends the complete Quest by default. While music is playing, turn on Share this moment to include the exact point you are hearing.

A shared link opens the Quest inside its Journey or Adventure, so the listener can hear what surrounds it.

What do Cinema and DJ Mode do?

Cinema turns the active Quest into an audio-reactive visual scene without replacing the music or changing the queue.

DJ Mode fades one eligible Quest into the next. It does not beatmatch, change tempo, or add effects.

Where can I learn more about the music?

Backstage holds liner notes, listening stories, genre threads, and the choices behind particular releases.

Rights & AI explains how generative AI enters the process, what rights may apply, and when you need permission to use the music elsewhere.

Reviewed July 2026.