DJXML TO VIRTUAL DJ

1. Import DJXML into MIXO

In MIXO, navigate to the ‘IMPORT’ tab.
On the left sidebar, select DJXML.
Choose the location of your DJXML file or drag the XML file onto the import area.

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2. Press the 'START IMPORT' button.

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MIXO will import your tracks, custom metadata, loops, cues, and beatgrids directly from the DJXML database.

Additional settings:

You can optionally turn off 'Track Analysis' at the top of the Import page. Keeping it enabled is recommended, as it gets album artwork, builds waveforms, and analyzes beatgrids for all tracks during the import.
If you enable 'Mirror Mode', your entire MIXO library will be completely replaced by the imported library. If disabled, MIXO will merge the new import with your existing library.

3. Export playlists to VIRTUAL DJ

In MIXO, navigate to the ‘EXPORT’ tab.
On the left sidebar, select Virtual DJ.
Set the folder location so the exported file can be found by VirtualDJ. Click ‘Change Location’ and set the path:

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Windows Users: select the folder in Users -> [your-user] -> AppData -> Local -> VirtualDJ

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MAC Users:

First, ensure the Library folder is visible: Finder -> Right-click -> ‘Show View Options’ -> tick ‘Show Library Folder’).

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Set the path to: Users -> [your-user] -> Library -> Application Support -> VirtualDJ

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Select whether to export your entire library or choose individual playlists and press the 'START EXPORT' button.

Done! Open your Virtual DJ application.

Additional setting: Enable ‘Save MIXO Tags To Comments’ to overwrite the comments field on each track with tags added in MIXO.