Alphabetically by record label... it's the easiest and most efficient way, IMO. Also, whenever you get a new record, there will always be a spot to put it without any "should I put it here or there" sort of thing.

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by order of acquiring. may sound weird, but yeah. well, at least thats with CDs (thats all i spin). why? i dunno. when i think of a track, i always remember when i got it, how new it is, hence, i can find it np.

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by genre.. and within each (prog/trance/harder etc) by label or i put records that go together well next to each other. helps plans sets if im having an off night, or if im in an emergency to mix in the next tune

razzi.

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people actually count the bpm of their records?

Jay

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Originally posted by veezee people actually count the bpm of their records? Jay

Yah I used my friends Pioneer EFX 500.

Wardy