Your music library

Files and folders

Use + Files for individual tracks or + Folder for a recursive folder import. Imports run in the background and can be queued. Duplicate paths are skipped.

Under LOCAL FOLDERS, the selected root includes its subfolders. Immediate parent folders remain separately selectable. Hover a folder label to see its complete path. Reimporting adds new files without clearing existing members.

All Tracks is the combined view. Startup and completed imports select a playlist; the combined view remains available explicitly.

Arrange a playlist

Drag anywhere on a track row to reorder it. The insertion line marks the destination; hold near the top or bottom of the list to scroll. Drop below the last row to move a track to the end, or press Esc to cancel.

Orders are saved independently for each folder, playlist, and All Tracks. Right-click a playlist to duplicate or remove it. Removal asks for confirmation. Removing a folder playlist hides it until that folder is imported again.

Load a deck

Drag a library track onto either deck. The destination highlights during the drag; loaded rows show A/B badges. Both decks can load independently. Loading a track manually takes control from AutoMix.

The library shows full-track waveforms and numbered cue flags. During AutoMix it also shows planned IN/OUT points and mixing intervals. See cue points.

Spotify playlists

The Spotify entry imports playlist metadata and shows import progress. Spotify does not provide decoded audio for mixing. Tracks must match local files or be obtained through a configured acquisition provider before playback.

Optional acquisition uses separately installed tools such as yt-dlp and FFmpeg; availability depends on your setup and the selected service. Use only audio you have the right to use. Acquisition failures do not turn metadata-only rows into playable tracks.

For imported Spotify tracks, missing covers can be fetched from Spotify and cached locally. Embedded artwork from local audio is also supported. See privacy for network activity.

Analysis and caching

Playable audio and deeper analysis are prepared separately. Tempo, key, waveforms, and stem data are cached across restarts; outdated or changed files are analyzed again. Playback remains available during model preparation or a model failure.

Manage derived files in Storage.