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DJs record their sets using various methods, primarily through the use of specialized hardware and software. Many DJs use a device called a digital audio interface (DAW) to capture the audio from their mixer or controller, while others may use a standalone digital recorder. Some DJs also use specialized software like Ableton Live or Traktor to record their sets. These programs allow the DJ to record the mixed audio from their performance and save it as a single audio file. Additionally, some DJs stream their sets live on platforms like Twitch or Mixcloud, which also serve as a means of recording the set.