DJs and producers
Film the set.
Keep the mix.
Guides for DJs filming themselves on a phone: where to put it, how to get clean mixer audio, and why your camera keeps killing the music.
- 6 free guides
- Written by the founder
- Updated October 2026
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Guides
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How to film your DJ set on an iPhone
Phone placement, angles, light and sound for filming a mix or a gig on your own.
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02Why your music stops the moment you hit record
Why many camera apps pause other audio when they start recording, and what to do about it.
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03Getting clean mixer audio into your video
Recording the real mix instead of muddy room sound.
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04DJ video ideas that aren't just another mix
Short-video ideas for DJs who film themselves.
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05Filming a gig with no one to film you
Getting usable footage at a club or event when you're the only one there to press record.
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06Phone mounts for a DJ booth
What actually holds a phone steady next to loud speakers.
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In the app
Features built for this
Music keeps playing while you record
Designed so other apps keep playing without ducking.
Voice and music together
Record your voice while music continues.
Microphone follows the camera
Front mic with front camera, rear mic with rear.
Dual Camera
Front and rear cameras recorded in one video.
Music beat markers
Mark the beat of your music while you record.
Remote Director
Run the shoot from a second iPhone.
Music Wide Selfie is an iPhone camera app, coming soon to the App Store. Features vary by iPhone model and iOS version.
Written by the person building the app
Con started building Music Wide Selfie in 2026 after losing the camera he filmed with every day. Read his story.