Disclaimer: I didn't read any of the responses because I think I know what most of them say. I might go back and read them after I post.
Umm…welcome to the hard part of DJing. I don't care what format you use, DJing doesn't take that much intensive effort compared to actually making the music you're playing. At least…not in a fingers moving kind of way. It takes a lot of thought, skill, artistry and preparation…but it looks like–and kind of is–a lot of standing around listening to music.
And for some reason it's a lot easier to stand there and listen to music if you're watching a record spin instead of watching a little bar get shorter in Ableton.
The hard part of digital/computer DJing is convincing yourself that it's okay to stand there and let a good track play. I get it. It's hard.
Tough it out.
If you do stuff because you're bored, you're going to ruin everything you play just like the vast majority of computer DJs I've listened to.
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