Adding tracks
How to add tracks#
Click the Add Tracks button on the left side of the middle bar
Local file mix: Search tracks#
You can add tracks to your mix in the following ways:
Click the yellow Import local files button in the left top corner to locate files on your hard drive.
Browse music from 3rd party software libraries like rekordbox, iTunes, VirtualDJ, Mixed In Key etc.
At Settings > Library > you can select the libraries that you have.
- Browse the Recently used tab to use songs that you previously used before in other DJ mixes.
- Drag and drop audio files onto the DJ.Studio screen.
- Browse music from Beatport streaming.
Adding tracks#
Select the tracks you want with the + at the end of each row and click the yellow Add x tracks button in the bottom right corner.
After you’ve added all the tracks you want to use in your mix, you will focus on the order of your tracks.
Analyzing tracks#
DJ.Studio will analyze your tracks to get the following information:
- Key
- BPM
- Beat grid
- Waveform
If you are used to have all of your tracks analyzed via Mixed In Key, you can also add your MIK VIP code to DJ.Studio. If you have enabled the Mixed In Key analysis, the next things will also be analyzed:
- MIK Key
- energy level of the track
- MIK energy segments
- MIK Cue points
Want to know more details about adding tracks? Click here.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I add tracks to a mix?
Click Add Tracks in the middle bar, then import local files, browse a connected library, drag and drop files onto the window, or stream from Beatport.
- Which music libraries can DJ.Studio read?
rekordbox, iTunes, VirtualDJ, Mixed In Key, Serato, Traktor, Engine DJ and djay Pro. Enable the ones you use under Settings > Library.
- What does DJ.Studio analyse when I add a track?
Key, BPM, beat grid and waveform. If your tracks are already analysed in Mixed In Key you can use that data instead.