#Rekordbox export to usb software#

The Related Tracks window is a very powerful feature, upon opening it’s customisation options, you have a lot of parameters to find tracks that match with your selection as sourced from the Current Track drop-down. It’s also a great tool to check how some tracks sound at different BPM’s.įor that time when you find a match made in heaven for two tracks that seem to just work so well with each other, hit up the indicated button to set that as a desired match, this will now show up in your Related Track List window. This can be handy when you need to figure out if the tracks in your playlist order work or need any arrangement, or even if you have any special mixing routines planned out that you need to try. You can open up a second deck by clicking the Show 2 Players option indicated, leaving you with a quick cross-fader to boot as well. I find this quite helpful as a mixed in key user, wanting to have all my playlists arranged by key, or for that matter, being able to reflect any re-arrangement of the playlist.

#Rekordbox export to usb software#

The point of most music management software is to ensure you can find the tracks you want as quickly as possible, so we’ve put together a bunch of tips that’ll help you get the best out of Rekordbox.Ī niftly little unknown feature, that is often wanted by DJs, is to re-arrange the tracks in the playlist, even though you can use the SORT functionality on the decks to re-arrange your playlist on the fly, this Rekordbox feature accessed by right-clicking on the playlist attributes give you the option to renumber your playlist. Those DJS choosing to stay relatively old school by playing off the Pioneer Nexus series players have a bit of homework to do when it comes to prepping using Rekordbox.