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Around 70% of those are in WAV format (mainly ripped myself from CD) although for the past year, all new purchases have been in AIFF or FLAC. I am an open format DJ with a library of around 90,000 tracks. The third I gave myself time to try and reanalyse the “corrupted” tracks in Serato, but still “corrupted”.)Ĭan anyone offer any help or advice please? Would editing tags or running through Mixed In Key (or any of my other steps above) make Serato think the tracks are corrupted? The second, I noticed more after I created some set crates, shortly before leaving. (The first gig, I only noticed the corrupt file symbols during the gig. I have yet to find out at which stage they became “corrupted” (or if they really are corrupted). These “corrupt files” have all played ok at the gigs, and they didn’t have the corrupt file symbol against them before the above preparation process. So far I love it (especially getting back to the vinyl feel) but as a Serate newbie I am now starting to have many questions/issues, that I will post separately for advice and support.Īfter preparing or a gig - creating crates, adding tracks, adding hot cues to the tracks (or maybe running some of the tracks through Mixed In Key to auto create hot cues), and editing some tags, I find that some of the tracks in my crate have the corrupt file symbol.
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You can find out more about the update at the Serato DJ website. Serato DJ 1.8 is released at the end of October, but if you’re using OS X El Capitan you might want to hold off – according to Serato this release will not be compatible with Apple’s newest operating system. If you’ve got a MIDI controller you’d rather use over the official Serato hardware, you can now create your own custom controls, though Serato notes that the official accessories are not supported for this feature. The second key feature is hardware remapping.
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While there’s already existing software like Mixed In Key to do the job, Serato is now offering it free with the 1.8 update. If you’re willing to shell out an extra $29 for the Pitch ‘n Time app, you’ll get access to further features including key shift, key match, and key sync. Once tagged, they’ll appear colour-coded in the browser.
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The first is support for key detection. Serato has developed its own software for the process, and uses the Serato DJ Offline Player to detect the key and tag your tracks appropriately. Serato has announced version 1.8 of its DJ software, which though only an incremental update includes useful features that have been requested for a while.
You may want to check out more software, such as Kanto Audio Mix, Lets Mix Editor or Kreate-A-Key, which might be similar to Mixed In Key. Version 1.8 of the software also includes support for hardware mapping. Mixed In Key can be used in combination with Serato, Traktor, Pioneer CDJs, rekordbox, and Ableton Live.
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