Let the guest pick the music before the party
September 30, 2009 11:58 AM Subscribe
Have party guests build music playlist prior to party online. Is there such a site?
My sister is throwing a huge party and would prefer to have people submit their music playlist ideas prior to the party. It would be nice if she can sign up for a service (free) like evite and have people login to suggest a playlist. There service must exist somewhere on the interwebs but my googling isn't getting me anywhere.
My sister is throwing a huge party and would prefer to have people submit their music playlist ideas prior to the party. It would be nice if she can sign up for a service (free) like evite and have people login to suggest a playlist. There service must exist somewhere on the interwebs but my googling isn't getting me anywhere.
While I don't know any in particular that do this right now since the downfall of the first version of Muxtape (which for legality reasons may be the reason why this sort of thing is being tip-toed), you may want to check out SimplifyMedia and see if it fits the bill. If nothing else, have people create a Dropbox account and share/sync files that way.
If people have an iPhone or iPod Touch with the Remote app while they are there, they can sort through her iTunes library (assuming she's using iTunes, otherwise ignore) and suggest songs to by played by the "DJ" and people can vote on the song if there's enough people.
It even appears that playlist.com itself may work.
posted by june made him a gemini at 12:43 PM on September 30, 2009
If people have an iPhone or iPod Touch with the Remote app while they are there, they can sort through her iTunes library (assuming she's using iTunes, otherwise ignore) and suggest songs to by played by the "DJ" and people can vote on the song if there's enough people.
It even appears that playlist.com itself may work.
posted by june made him a gemini at 12:43 PM on September 30, 2009
Is the party in the US?
Spotify can do this perfectly but is not available in the US yet.
posted by ClanvidHorse at 2:44 PM on September 30, 2009
Spotify can do this perfectly but is not available in the US yet.
posted by ClanvidHorse at 2:44 PM on September 30, 2009
Response by poster: Is in the US. Thanks for the suggestions!
posted by bleucube at 4:50 PM on September 30, 2009
posted by bleucube at 4:50 PM on September 30, 2009
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posted by bluefly at 12:32 PM on September 30, 2009