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Toggle menu�DJ Products� Serato DJ� Serato DJ Intro� Serato Pyro� Serato Pitch �n Time� DJ Software� DJ Hardware� Expansion Packs�&�Accessories�Community� Forum� Artists� DJ Education� Playlists� Seratocasts� Whitelabel� Support� Latest� Store� Log in Hey jumbah,I'm guessing the files in your crates are now missing after you have moved them?

If so, please do this to get them back :- Open the 'Files' panel and click 'Rescan ID3 tags'. This will scan your files and show up all the missing ones.- Now click 'Relocate Lost Files', this will relocate them at there new location and allow you to play them again.- If some of them are still missing, in the Files panel, locate the folder that the files live in, and drag and drop this folder onto the 'Relocate Lost Files' button.

This should relocate them.If you have any problems let me know :) Woops my mistake actually - the 'Relocate Lost Files' functionality is not currently in DJ Intro. The only workaround for you to recover your crates/files would be to download either ITCH or Scratch Live and open it up and do the above steps in that program instead of INTRO.

They all share the same library so you won't have to do anything else and you can simply uninstall or remove ITCH/Scratch Live when you are finished.Cheers. Nuova versione con poche piccole aggiunte, ma soprattutto la soluzione di molti bug, quindi e vivamente consigliata l'installazione per il miglioramento dell'efficienza e della stabilita del software.In ogni caso in fondo alla pagina trovate le istruzioni per poter provare la nuova versione del software senza compromettere l'installazione precedente.Scratch Live version 1.9.2:This is a maintenance release for Scratch Live 1.9.

We recommend that all Scratch Live users upgrade to this version.What's new in 1.9.2:Features and improvements- Playback of 96kHz audio file formats.- Sample banks for the SP-6.- Individual sample output selection and muting for the SP-6.- Support for the Denon DN-HC1000S hardware controller.- Improved Scratch Live start and exit times.- Many more bug fixes and improvements.96kHz File Support- Scratch Live can now play audio files that are 96kHz.SP-6- The SP-6 now has 4 available sample banks (A B C D).

You can switch between sample banks by pressing A B C or D in the bottom right corner of the SP-6. These buttons can also be assigned to the TTM 57SL controls or MIDI for quick access.- There are now individual output channel selectors and mute buttons for each sample slot. Choose 'master' to have the sample route through the SP-6 master output channel.Ctrl+Click on the mute buttons on the SP-6 performs a momentary mute.

(Mute only while the button is held down).- Fixed bug where SP-6 did not always save/load settings on close/start up.Denon DN-HC1000S- Added support for the new Denon DN-HC1000S Scratch Live MIDI controller. The device is plug and play - plug it in and Scratch Live will automatically connect and configure the hardware.Improved status bar- The status bar notification system has been improved. This includes ensuring that important messages don't get overwritten.History- Improved History load and save times, and reduced memory usage.

History sessions are now loaded on demand.Note: Because of this your history sessions will appear empty in previous versions of Scratch Live.- When using the TTM 57SL, tracks are now added to history based on the fader positions on the mixer.

If the fader for a channel is opened, then the track is marked as played.- Fixed crash that sometimes occurred on startup if Scratch Live had not exited cleanly.- Fixed bug where dragging a history session onto the crate window would fill a crate with unplayed tracks even if the "show unplayed tracks" option was off.- History no longer scrolls to the bottom when a track is loaded.- Fixed bug on windows where & were drawn as _ in the history panel.- Fixed bug where opening the history/files/prepare tab could scroll the crates view.MIDI / Hardware Controllers- Improved MIDI hot plugging on windows.

Now hotplugging should work every time.- Added improved library searching / tabbing with MIDI controls. Pressing MIDI forward and back buttons will now tab through the History and Files panels if they are open.- Fixed bug where relative midi assigned knobs could be turned beyond their limits.- Fixed bug where canceling a hardware tempo tap would not reset a songs bpm if it was previously present.- Fixed bug where certain native midi controllers would not return to a blank state (lights etc) after Scratch Live has quit.- Fixed bug where loading MIDI presets could overwrite native midi controller mappings for that session.- Fixed bug where native MIDI controller mappings could appear in MIDI assign mode.- Fixed bug where relative MIDI knobs would not always work correctly on knobs and sliders.- Fixed bug where MIDI auto-loop select knobs relocate lost files on serato dj intro recorder start at a different setting to the actual selected loop, so when turning the knob for the first time the loop length would jump.- Fixed crash that could occur when triggering instant doubles with the Pioneer CDJ-400.- Removed filtering out of reserved MIDI controls.

(eg. on the Korg nanoKONTROL)- Fixed bug where creating a new MIDI preset did not work when the current preset was unsaved.- Fixed bug where MIDI scrolling in the browse panel caused the GUI to freeze.File Access- Fixed bug where certain QuickTime files would not play due to special characters in file path.- Added the ability to drag and drop folders and files onto the rescan ID3 tags button.- Fixed bug where ID3v1 year tags where imported as album tags.- Fixed bug where overviews for short audio files would contain a graphical glitch.- Fixed bug where greyscale album art would not show.- Fixed bug where ID3 tags unused by Scratch Live could be cleared from WAV files.- Fixed bug where the ID3 comment ('COMM' or 'COM') tag Scratch Live used would lose its comment descriptor on tag writing.- Fix to crash where relocate lost files on serato dj intro recorder with path names larger than 260 characters on windows could lead to a crash.

(This could happen when using a hard drive that was created on Mac on a Windows machine).- Fixed bug where Scratch Live would not recognize the Year frame in ID3v2.2 tags- Fixed bug where corrupted white label files could lead� DJ Products� Serato DJ� Serato DJ Intro� Serato Pyro� Serato Pitch 'n Time� DJ Software� DJ Hardware� Expansion Packs &�Accessories� Community� Forum� Artists� Playlists� Seratocasts� Whitelabel� Support� Latest� Store� Serato DJ�has a great built in feature which can relocate your music if it has relocate lost files on serato dj intro recorder moved to a different location on your computer.

This how-to will give you a quick run down on using "relocate lost files" effectively.File Not Found?Whenever you change the location of a song or re-name a folder Serato DJ�will "lose" the connection to the music resulting in it appearing red in your library. This means you cant load or play the track, and a "File Not Found" message will be displayed in its place.In this example, Serato DJ�has lost some of my music, due to me moving a folder to a new location on my hard-drive.

My music is still on my hard drive, but Serato DJ can't find it anymore.TIP: If you want to see the location of where Serato DJ thinks the files are located,�check�the "Location" column in the library. This is a good place to check when troubleshooting missing files. If the file isn't in it's listed location, it will show as missing in the software.Luckily, there is an easy way to fix your playlist, providing you know roughly where to point Serato DJ�to.1: Click on the 'Files' button to bring up the Files panel.2: Navigate through the Files panel to�select the folder that you want Serato DJ to search through.�You can be as specific, or as general as you like when selecting your folder.

If you know where all the music is, this step is easy. However if you are unsure, you could search the entire contents of your music folder, or similar. NOTE: The larger the folder, the longer it will take to scan/search.3: Now, simply drag and drop this folder onto the "Relocate Lost Files" button, and Serato DJ will search this folder for your missing music.

As long as the missing tracks are in that folder and names haven't been changed, they will be relocated.4: Close the Files panel down. Your tracks should no longer appear�missing.You can now load your missing tracks and get back to playing your music! If you run into any problems while doing this please start a new help request. Related articles� Backing up relocate lost files on serato dj intro recorder moving your library to a new computer� Migrating your iTunes library and playlists to a Serato library and crates� Library icons and descriptions� How to move your iTunes library to a new location.� KNOWN ISSUE: Missing fonts in Serato DJ 1.8.0 � DJ Products� Serato DJ� Serato DJ Intro� Serato Pyro� Serato Pitch 'n Time� DJ Software� DJ Hardware� Expansion Packs &�Accessories� Community� Forum� Artists� Playlists� Seratocasts� Whitelabel� Support� Latest� Store� While it�s not entirely possible to completely merge two or more _Serato_ databases together it is possible to create a NEW database containing most of the information from multiple databases.For ease of following, I�ve broken this into three separate parts; Consolidating Libraries, Consolidating _Serato_ folders & Loading Everything.PART ONE - CONSOLIDATING LIBRARIES.First things first BACK UP YOUR DATA.

Just to be safe, it�s better to have done it, and not need it, than to need it and not have it.You�ll want to get all the tracks from your library in one location to prepare for the move. - If your music library is already organised like this (not across multiple folders around your computer) you can skip this step.Best way to do this is to generally keep all your music stored in one root folder. For the purposes of merging libraries i�ve named this folder Music libraryA (with sub-folders for artist, see : Lowering Memory Usage & Keeping a Tidy Serato Library )This will need to be repeated on all drives / computers with Serato libraries you�re wanting to merge.

Once these files have been moved around you�ll need to use RELOCATE LOST FILES before moving on to the next step.To do this;� Open Serato DJ without hardware connected� Open the files panel� Find the music libraryA folder through the folder tree� Click and drag this folder to the relocate lost files buttonNow that this is done you will need to get the contents of each library into a new .crate file.

To do this;� Open Serato DJ� In the 'setup' window under 'library + display' uncheck the 'show iTunes library' option (if you use iTunes)� Create a new crate named libraryA� Navigate to the all.

crate, highlight the entire contents of the all. crate (CMD + A on mac CTRL + A on windows) and copy these files into the libraryA crate that you've just created� Close Serato DJNavigate to the music folder on your computer and find your _Serato_ folder, rename this _Serato_A (to match up with the LibraryA crate you made earlier)Repeat the above steps for all libraries you�re trying to consolidate, naming each library/_Serato_ folder LibraryB / LibraryC - _Serato_B / _Serato_C etc to make it easier to keep track of which libraries have been merged.PART TWO - CONSOLIDATING _SERATO_ FOLDERS.You�ll want to create a new, �Master� _Serato_ folder to which all info from the other libraries will be copied.Easiest way to do this is to open then close Serato DJ after you�ve renamed the _Serato_ folder on the internal hard drive of the computer you�re working on (This is to rule out the possibility of any corrupt files within the _Serato_ folder causing issues with your new, most likely much larger library)Serato DJ will build some (but not all) of the required folders when launched, some folders are built as they are needed.

(See Screenshot above for default folders)Now to start copying across the contents of the _Serato_A folder to the new _Serato_ folder.First thing you�ll want to move across is the Subcrates folder : This contains all .Crate files made in Serato DJ, as well as the LibraryA.crate file created earlier. If nothing else, make sure you copy this folder and its contents across.You shouldn�t see a subcrates folder in your new _Serato_ folder just yet, so just copy and paste this folder and its contents into your new _Serato_ folder and you�re done.

(for the subcrates folder in _Serato_B / _Serato_C etc you�ll want to open the folder and just copy the .crate files across into this folder)Now open the SmartCrates folder within _Serato_A and copy the contents to the SmartCrates folder within your new _Serato_ folder.Next folder you�ll want to copy across is your Crate folder .This exists for legacy purposes, this folder contains .crate files that were made in older versions of Scratch live / itch, if you have never used Scratch Live / Itch, you can skip this.Then copy the Metadata folder from _Serato_A to the new _Serato_ folder.

Again, much like the subcrates folder this folder shouldn�t exist in the new _Serato_ just yet so you�ll need to make sure you move the folder as well.This should cover the library side of your _Serato_ folders, there are some other folders you could merge, if you choose to do so. These are;Imported : The contents of this folder need to be copied across to the Imported folder within the new _Serato_ folder if you use the AUTO IMPORT folder, WHITELABEL.NET or have installed the LOOP MASTERS sample pack from our free DJ content you will need to move this folder across.MIDI : Contains mapping files (.XML files) for custom mappings of Serato DJ hardware & third party devices, if you�ve mapped these on another computer you will need to copy these across to maintain your mapping files.RECORDING : Contains recordings from announcements Art AskReddit askscience aww blog books creepy dataisbeautiful DIY Documentaries EarthPorn europe explainlikeimfive food funny Futurology gadgets gaming GetMotivated gifs history IAmA InternetIsBeautiful Jokes LifeProTips listentothis mildlyinteresting movies Music news nosleep nottheonion OldSchoolCool personalfinance philosophy photoshopbattles pics science Showerthoughts space sports television tifu todayilearned TwoXChromosomes ukraina UpliftingNews videos worldnews WritingPrompts edit subscriptions � front� - all� - random|� AskReddit� - funny� - videos� - worldnews� - todayilearned� - gifs� - news� - pics� - gaming� - movies� - aww� - Showerthoughts� - mildlyinteresting� - Jokes� - nottheonion� - IAmA� - tifu� - television� - OldSchoolCool� - science� - europe� - photoshopbattles� - explainlikeimfive� - LifeProTips� - TwoXChromosomes� - dataisbeautiful� - Music� - personalfinance� - Futurology� - books� - EarthPorn� - WritingPrompts� - food� - sports� - space� - UpliftingNews� - creepy� - DIY� - Art� - nosleep� - askscience� - gadgets� - Documentaries� - GetMotivated� - history� - listentothis� - InternetIsBeautiful� - philosophy� - ukraina� - announcements� - blogmore � use the following search parameters to narrow your results: subreddit: subreddit find submissions in "subreddit" author: username find submissions by "username" site: example.com find submissions from "example.com" url: text search for "text" in url selftext: text search for "text" in self post contents self:yes (or self:no) include (or exclude) self posts nsfw:yes (or nsfw:no) include (or exclude) results marked as NSFWe.g.

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/r/Beatmatch� DJ humour and memes? /r/DJsCirclejerk Hi guys -Long time DJ & useless troubleshooter here. I've recently moved a load of files into another folder on my desktop. naturally all of the track names have gone red in my scratch live.The website says i should drag the folder where the tracks are onto the 'relocate lost files' button in the 'files' section of the interface, but this still doesnt work.

Even when i can see the files clearly in the top file browser, and clearly in red in relocate lost files on serato dj intro recorder library underneath - serato doesn't seem to connect the two, and they haven't been renamed.Have a big show later so any help would be much appreciated.Thank you!Alex� 3 comments� share You could always just delete the lost tracks from your library and re-add them from their new location.

As long as they're MP3s everything about the track, even the waveform, is stored in the ID3 tags.That said. I've never had the locate lost files not work. Maybe force it to work on a smaller area? Create a new crate in Serato, drag the red tracks (you can sort by icon in the All Tracks view) to it, with the crate selected do the locate lost tracks.Also to be clear just in case, the steps are:� Disconnect your hardware.� Click the "Files" button in Serato� Drag the folder of music on to the "Relocate Lost Files" button.You can drag the folder from Explorer/Finder or from the file browser in Serato but I usually