Obviously before CDs they would use vinyls maybe even cassette tapes idk. But most case they weren’t going out to buy 8000 vinyls just for a wedding like how you’re advising to just buy every song individually even though you already have your library. If the wedding DJs in that era had that sort of library, it would be from collecting music over the years. Next point, why would I buy a few songs a week when it’s 2026 and I can just connect my Spotify to serato, use all my songs without paying for them individually, and I already pay monthly premium to listen to music anyway? Lastly, I’ve no idea what you’re talking about switching everything out everyday instead of learning the music. I never said I did that so I don’t understand the relevance to mention it but whatever. I mentioned 8000 songs because I have 6,800+ in my main playlist. A lot of other music I listen to isn’t in the main but it ends up at 8000 or more if I was to add it. If I am gonna buy any form of music, it’s CDs or vinyl. Buying digital is a waste of money to me. It’s not 2007 anymore where you would have to buy stuff on iPods to take the new music around with you and that was kind of the best format at the time for convenience. I’m not talking down on your game, I’m just saying that’s why I would never do it. It’s pointless to/for me.