VIDEO: TRAKTOR to DJXML

Here's how to move your entire DJ library from TRAKTOR to DJXML with all your playlists, cue points, loops, album artwork, track metadata, and all of your tracks. First, we're going to import our library from TRAKTOR into MIXO. You can see here we've got our entire library in TRAKTOR with all of our playlists, tracks and metadata. So if we go ahead and quit TRAKTOR and then head over to MIXO, we go to the import page and we choose TRAKTOR from the list of DJ software. MIXO will read the entire library from the TRAKTOR database and then show us a list of all of our playlists. MIXO should automatically find our TRAKTOR library. However, if you've moved your library or it's on an external hard drive, you might need to select the database NML file manually using the Change File button at the top of the import page. You can choose to turn off Track Analysis if you like, although we recommend keeping it on. Track Analysis will go through all your tracks and get the album artwork saved in each track, and it'll also build a waveform for each track and analyse the Beat Grid. If you turn Track Analysis off then you won't have the artwork, waveforms or beat grid in MIXO, but if you're just exporting your library directly to another DJ software then you might not need that data in MIXO. If you do turn Analysis off then your import will be a lot faster. If you'd like to start with a fresh mixer library, enable Mirror Mode. Mirror mode will completely replace your MIXO library with the library that you're importing, so all your playlists and tracks will match your TRAKTOR library. If you don't have Mirror mode enabled, then MIXO will merge your import with your existing MIXO library to speed up the import. Mirror Mode will analyse any new tracks in the import and use the previously analysed info for tracks that were already in your library. If you want to, you can reanalyze tracks for your whole library or for certain playlists after the import is complete. Once we've chosen our settings and our database file, then we can choose to import either the entire library or specific individual playlists. When everything is set, hit the Start import button and MIXO is going to begin importing our library. MIXO will save tracks using info available from the TRAKTOR database, which includes all the loops, queues, beat grids and track metadata. MIXO will then analyse the tracks for artwork and will build the waveforms. This import may take a bit of time depending on how many playlists we choose and how big our library is, so you might want to get a cup of tea or even leave your import overnight. Once the import is complete, we can head over to the library in MIXO and we'll see all our playlists, Tracks, cue points, loops, and album artwork have been imported from TRAKTOR. We can now use MIXO as our main DJ library. MIXO lets us edit our playlists, import music from other DJ software, sync our entire DJ library to the cloud, listen to our music on all our devices, and export our library to other DJ software. Now we've imported our library into MIXO. Let's transfer everything over to DJXML. So we load up MIXO, and from the menu at the top, we click on the Export tab, which gives us a list of all the DJ software. We can export to select DJXML from this list, and from here we can choose to export the entire MIXO library, or we can select individual playlists we'd like to export. At the top of the export page, we can tick the option to save MIXO tags to Comments, which will overwrite the comments field on each track with the tags that have been added to MIXO if we like. Once we're ready and we've chosen the playlist to move, simply click Start Export. Once the export is finished, MIXO will confirm the export is complete and from here we can find our DJXML files by clicking the Open Export Folder button or we can go to the Music Exports DJXML folder from the desktop. As you can see, the playlists have all been exported and all the data is in the DJXML file. Now we've moved our library, let's have a look at what else we can do with MIXO. The first thing you'll definitely want to do is connect your Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive so that MIXO can sync your DJ library across all your devices. Once you're connected, MIXO will upload all your tracks and playlists to your own cloud storage, so they're backed up in your own secure and private cloud. You can then download MIXO on your phone, tablet or any laptop or desktop and MIXO will automatically sync all your playlists and tracks to all your devices, so you can edit, access and export your music from anywhere to any device. You can also use MIXO to export your tracks to USB, ready to play in your favourite hardware. With MIXO, you can export directly to the REKORDBOX, USB Device Library or Device Library Plus to Engine DJ format or as a Virtual DJ library. When exporting to USB, your MIXO library will look just like it was exported from your DJ software, including all your playlists, cue points, beat grids, album artwork, metadata, and more. Export to USB is also available on the mobile app so you can export your playlists directly from your phone once your library is in the cloud. You can also play your library with CarPlay or Android Auto in your car so you can enjoy all your purchase music on the go, just like you can with Spotify, Apple Music or your favourite streaming service. MIXO also has a Spotify Track Matcher tool that allows you to put together playlists in Spotify and then have MIXO locate the tracks from your own collection and save it as your own playlist in MIXO. MIXO also comes with lots of library management tools such as Track Analysis, Duplicate Finder, Que and Key converter, Find and Replace scanners, and all the general playlist and track management tools that you'd expect. Have a look at our website or YouTube channel to find detailed tutorials on all these amazing features or e-mail us at team@MIXO.DJ and we'll be delighted to help with your DJ library.