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When you do your prep work for an event in Serato, make sure the tracks are in the right drive. I always click the Location tab so I know where the song lives, I don't have every song on my external drive some are on the internal one.

Make sure that you're selecting the tracks that will be on the SAME drive you will be using at your event and you'll be fine. Toggle menuï¿½DJ Productsï¿½ Serato DJï¿½ Serato DJ Introï¿½ Serato Pyroï¿½ Serato Pitch ï¿½n Timeï¿½ DJ Softwareï¿½ DJ Hardwareï¿½ Expansion Packsï¿½&ï¿½Accessoriesï¿½Communityï¿½ Forumï¿½ Artistsï¿½ DJ Educationï¿½ Playlistsï¿½ Seratocastsï¿½ Whitelabelï¿½ Supportï¿½ Latestï¿½ Storeï¿½ Log in I just upgraded computers to a new Macbook Pro.

I use iTunes to manage all of my music, and I have Serato read my iTunes library. I imported everything over to my new computer and iTunes is happy and knows where to find all of my files, but Serato does not.I believe the problem is that the version of iTunes I moved from was old enough that the folder structure was just slightly different (one folder off) from how it is now, so that path Serato is using isn't relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle anymore.

Clicking Relocate Lost Files doesn't fix the problem, and I also tried dragging the folder where my music is located (iTunes > iTunes Media > Music) onto the Relocate Lost Files button and it still comes up with nothing.Something else strange is that in a crate of about 100 tracks, maybe 5 of them are ok and the rest have a question mark by them.Any ideas??

I'd love to find a fix rather than having to recreate all of my crates!Thank you!! Quote:Clicking Relocate Lost Files doesn't fix the problem, and I also tried dragging the folder where my music is located (iTunes > iTunes Media > Music) onto the Relocate Lost Files button and it still comes up with nothing.Can you try this, except instead of dragging the entire "Music" folder onto the Relocate Lost Files button, try and drag a smaller selection onto the Relocated Lost Files button and check that those will repopulate.Another way to check, is to open the "location" column in the library, and double-check where the missing files are being referenced from.Regards Hi Serato,I think I actually figured out how to fix it.I tried what you described and that actually also didn't work.What seemed to fix it was deselecting "show iTunes library" in the Serato settings, and THEN clicking the Relocate Lost Files button.

It took a while and went through my whole library, but it seemed to locate about 90 of what was missing. I then reselected Show iTunes Library and all seems pretty much back to normal.Still a few tracks that show up orange, but Relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle just been searching for the file in iTunes and re-dragging it into the crate.Thanks for the help! Hi Serato,A different library issue I'm having now.

I fixed linking my library and locating my missing files (as described above), but anything I drag from my history into a crate or onto a deck comes up as a missing file. I can see that the file path to locate them is wrong since my library location changed slightly with my new computer. Is there a way to batch update the location for my history? It was a much used feature to easily check what I played the night/week/year before and quickly drag it onto the deck.Thanks! Hi pumpkin patch,Sorry there is no way to 'update' the history, as the history is reading files that no longer exist or have been moved.

The location has changed so the file is now referencing an incorrect location.The only workaround I can think of would be to find the song in your history, then type the name of the song into the "All." search bar to locate your current copy.Regards ï¿½ DJ Productsï¿½ Serato DJï¿½ Serato DJ Introï¿½ Serato Pyroï¿½ Serato Pitch 'n Timeï¿½ DJ Softwareï¿½ DJ Hardwareï¿½ Expansion Packs &ï¿½Accessoriesï¿½ Communityï¿½ Forumï¿½ Artistsï¿½ Playlistsï¿½ Seratocastsï¿½ Whitelabelï¿½ Supportï¿½ Latestï¿½ Storeï¿½ Serato DJï¿½has a great built in feature which can relocate your music if it has been 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 DJï¿½will "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 DJï¿½has 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,ï¿½checkï¿½the "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 DJï¿½to.1: Click on the 'Files' button to bring up the Files panel.2: Navigate through the Files panel toï¿½select the folder that you want Serato DJ to search through.ï¿½You 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 appearï¿½missing.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 articlesï¿½ Backing up and moving your library to a new computerï¿½ Migrating your iTunes library and playlists to a Serato library and cratesï¿½ Library icons and descriptionsï¿½ How to move your iTunes library to a new location.ï¿½ KNOWN ISSUE: Missing fonts in Serato DJ 1.8.0 ï¿½ Coursesï¿½ Master Programï¿½ DJ Programï¿½ Music Production Programï¿½ Synthesis Programï¿½ Beat Academy ï¿½ Immersive Summer Youth Programï¿½ Kids DJ Programï¿½ Private Lessonsï¿½ Clases En Espanolï¿½ Free Workshopsï¿½ Eventsï¿½ Make It Newï¿½ Togetherï¿½ Student Showsï¿½ Corporate Eventsï¿½ Aboutï¿½ About Mmmmavenï¿½ Tour the Schoolï¿½ Instructorsï¿½ DJ Big Bearï¿½ Charles Mazzola (DJ)ï¿½ Chris Ward (DJ)ï¿½ Damian Silva (DJ/Producer)ï¿½ Relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle Esq (DJ)ï¿½ Fens (DJ)ï¿½ Jason Petrin (Producer)ï¿½ Leah V (DJ)ï¿½ Moduloktopus (Producer)ï¿½ Rugged One (DJ)ï¿½ Subalias (Producer)ï¿½ Studio Timeï¿½ Contactï¿½ FAQsï¿½ Pressï¿½ Artistsï¿½ John Bareraï¿½ Confuteï¿½ Baltimoroderï¿½ Bosqï¿½ Charles Mazzolaï¿½ Coralcolaï¿½ Durkinï¿½ Wigzenï¿½ General Motorï¿½ Nathanael Bluhmï¿½ OMDOSEï¿½ Blogï¿½ Follow +ï¿½ Facebookï¿½ Twitterï¿½ Instagramï¿½ Soundcloudï¿½ Mixcloudï¿½ Tumblrï¿½ Linkedinï¿½ Youtubeï¿½ Gift Certificatesï¿½ Subscribe to Newsletter Have you ever been using Serato DJ and gotten a ï¿½file not foundï¿½ message when you tried to load a song?

This means that your file was moved to a different location on your computer and Serato is looking for the music in the wrong place. Thereï¿½s no need to panic though because Serato DJ now has the ability to locate lost files with a bit of assistance.The track info will appear Orange if the filesï¿½canï¿½t be located.The following steps should get you back to playing tunes again.1.

Click on the ï¿½Filesï¿½ button to bring up the Files panel.2. Once you have the Files panel open, navigate through the your computer until youï¿½ve found the folder where the music is now located. This should be easy if you know exactly where the music is, but if you only have a general idea of where it might be, but you can still select largerï¿½folders and Serato will search through the individual folders to find the music.3.

Now thatï¿½youï¿½ve found the folder, click and drag it to the locate lost files button. As long as the names of the files arenï¿½t different, Serato will find them.If youï¿½ve followed these steps correctly, your previously lost files will now be playable.If your files were located correctly the track info will appear white.DJing can be frustrating at times when you have to learn relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle all by yourself.

If you feel like you could use a little extra help Sign up for one of our March and April courses. They are enrolling now.To stay up to date on the latestï¿½music news and technology, follow Mmmmaven on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linked In, Google+ and Meet Up! It's only fair to share. Posted in News, Technology, Tutorials Tagged Boston DJ school, Boston music school, DJ, DJ School, Electronic Music, Lost Files, Mmmmaven, mmmmaven project, Music Production, Performance, Serato, techno Post navigation ï¿½ Coursesï¿½ Master Programï¿½ DJ Programï¿½ Music Production Programï¿½ Synthesis Programï¿½ Beat Academy ï¿½ Immersive Summer Youth Programï¿½ Kids DJ Programï¿½ Private Lessonsï¿½ Clases En Espanolï¿½ Free Workshopsï¿½ Eventsï¿½ Make It Newï¿½ Togetherï¿½ Student Showsï¿½ Corporate Eventsï¿½ Aboutï¿½ About Mmmmavenï¿½ Tour the Schoolï¿½ Instructorsï¿½ DJ Big Bearï¿½ Charles Mazzola (DJ)ï¿½ Chris Ward (DJ)ï¿½ Damian Silva (DJ/Producer)ï¿½ DJ Esq (DJ)ï¿½ Fens (DJ)ï¿½ Jason Petrin (Producer)ï¿½ Leah V (DJ)ï¿½ Moduloktopus (Producer)ï¿½ Rugged One (DJ)ï¿½ Subalias (Producer)ï¿½ Studio Timeï¿½ Contactï¿½ FAQsï¿½ Pressï¿½ Artistsï¿½ John Bareraï¿½ Confuteï¿½ Baltimoroderï¿½ Bosqï¿½ Charles Mazzolaï¿½ Coralcolaï¿½ Durkinï¿½ Wigzenï¿½ General Motorï¿½ Nathanael Bluhmï¿½ OMDOSEï¿½ Blogï¿½ Follow +ï¿½ Facebookï¿½ Twitterï¿½ Instagramï¿½ Relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle Mixcloudï¿½ Tumblrï¿½ Linkedinï¿½ Youtubeï¿½ Gift Certificatesï¿½ Subscribe to Newsletter This article has been kicking around the forums at Serato.com for some time now, but we felt it could use a revival.

If you're new or old to digital DJing, at some point in your DJ career, you will inevitably need to move your Serato Software library to another computer or to another hard drive. This article covers the following common scenarios:ï¿½ Moving your library from an internal drive to and external drive.ï¿½ Moving your library from an external to an internal drive.ï¿½ Moving your library from an internal drive to another internal drive.ï¿½ Moving your library from an external drive to another external drive.The longer you DJ, the more audio and/or video files you'll accumulate.

Chances are, you'll find that the free space on your internal hard driveï¿½will start to run out. Luckily,ï¿½external storage is very inexpensive and is an attractive option for expanding your storage options.Note:ï¿½Moving libraries is not an easy taskï¿½and requires a degree of computer knowledge, patience and care.

Before you attempt to move your library, ensure you have made a backup in case you need to revert back. Check out the article on backing up your library here.Moving from an Internal Hard Drive to an External Hard DriveThis section will take you through the steps to move your library from your internal hard drive to an external hard drive:1) Ensure your Serato Softwareï¿½is closed.2) Connect your external hard drive to your computer.3) Open Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (Mac) and navigate to the location on your internal hard drive where your music and/or video files are currently stored.4) Copy your music and/or video files to the new location on the external hard drive.5) Go back to the original folder on your internal hard drive where your files were stored.

Rename this folder (e.g., If this folder was called Music Files, rename it to Music Files_1).6) Open your Serato Software.7) Click the Files button to open the Files panel, then click the Rescan ID3 Tags button. Once this is complete, all the files in the folder you renamed will now be flagged as missing in your library (don't worry, this is what we want to happen).8) While still in the Files panel, navigate to the new location on the external hard drive where you copied your files.

Drag this folder onto the Relocate Lost Files button (this button is also in the Files panel). Your Serato Softwareï¿½will look for the missing files in this folder location.When this completes, your library and crates will be matched up to the new location of your files on the external drive.Note: Your original files are still on the Internal hard drive, however your Serato Software will no longer reference them in the library or your crates.

You can now leave these files where they are as a backup or delete them. Moving from an External Hard Drive to an Internal Hard DriveThis section will take you through the steps to move your library from your external hard drive to an internal hard drive:1) Ensure your Serato Software is closed.2) Connect your external hard drive to your computer.3) Open Windows Explorer (PC) or Finder (Mac) and navigate to the location on your external hard drive where your music and/or video files are currently located.4) Copy your music and/or video files to the new location on the internal hard drive that you want them in.5) Go back to the original folder on your external hard drive where your files were.

Rename this folder (e.g., if this folder was called Music Files, rename it to Music Files_1).6) Open your Serato Software.7) Click the Files button to open the Files panel andï¿½then click the Rescan ID3 Tags button.

Once this is complete, all the files you've copied will now be flagged as missing in your library (don't worry, this is what we want to happen).8) While still in the Files panel, navigate to the new location on the Internal hard drive where you copied your files. Drag this folder onto the Relocate Lost Files button (this button is also in the Files panel).ï¿½When this completes, your library and crates will be matched up to the new location of your files on the internal drive.Note: Your original files are still on the External hard drive, however your Serato Software will no longer reference them in the library or in any crates.

You can now leave these files where they are as a backupï¿½or delete them.Moving Between Two ComputersWhen the time comes to upgrade, you'll need to move your library and crates to your new computer. Note: You will need an external hard drive to do this:1) Ensure your Serato Software is closed.2) Connect the external hard drive to the computer you're moving from.3) Copy the folder containing your music and video files to the external hard drive.4) Copy the _Serato_ folder to the external.

Depending on which type of computer you have, you will find the _Serato_ folder in the following folder:Windows XP/Vista/7: My MusicMac: MusicNote: These are the default Relocate lost files on serato dj intro jingle folders for each operating system.8)ï¿½Copy your music and/or video files to

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