SERATO TO MIXO

1. Import SERATO crates into MIXO

  • Close your SERATO application before import
  • In MIXO, navigate to the ‘IMPORT’ tab.
  • On the left sidebar, select SERATO.
  • In MIXO v2.7+, Serato's new v4 database will be used by default, regardless of the file path shown. If not found, or when "Compatibility Mode" is turned on, MIXO will fall-back to parsing the old Subcrates folder.
  • When using "Compatibility Mode" you can use the 'Change File' button to manually select the Serato database file on any drive.
  • PLEASE NOTE: Only active tracks are imported from Serato's v4 database, based on the connections last used in Serato (eg external drives & streaming services). If you use multiple streaming services, start Serato and enable the streaming service in Preferences, then quit and MIXO should find any crates with streaming tracks from that service.
  • Press the 'START IMPORT' button.

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MIXO will import your tracks, cue points, loops, and metadata directly from SERATO.


Additional settings: 

  • Cue points are stored in the tags so analysis is always required, however, you can optionally turn off 'Waveform/Grid Analysis' at the top of the Import page for faster analysis. Keeping it enabled is recommended.
  • 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.