#REKORDBOX EXPORT TO USB HOW TO#

For the record, I’m using rekordbox version 5.8.3 but this guide should pretty much work for any version because it’s not using any new features. Rekordbox isn’t exactly the easiest piece of music software to learn since there isn’t a lot of documentation, and I’m still relatively new to it so I wanted to make a quick write-up for documenting my process, in hopes that other DJs might find this information useful if they’re ever in a similar situation. This was not only critical for maintaining and backing up my collection - I recently lost my secondary USB stick which I normally use as a backup for my music collection - but also very useful for transferring my collection to a new Windows 10 desktop PC that I’m setting up for music production.

#REKORDBOX EXPORT TO USB HOW TO#

I was fed up with seeing so many lost tracks and tracks I didn’t recognize, and knowing my USB was in tip-top shape in terms of organization, up-to-date playlists, and having my complete music collection without duplicates, I wanted to figure out how to import the entire contents of it to rekordbox.Įssentially, after deleting the corrupted collection from rekordbox and starting from 0 tracks, I wanted to figure out how to import everything on my USB stick so that my laptop would once again mirror exactly what I had on the USB. The latter was the case for me, as I had many duplicates and missing files in my collection after a while, especially after letting my friends borrow my laptop to analyze their own tracks. This is really useful if you need to copy over your entire DJ music collection to a brand new computer or if you’ve completely screwed up your current collection and just want to start fresh. Check out the video above for a quick overview of the process! Hello fellow DJs! Today I want to go over how to restore your rekordbox DJ collection from your USB drive.

Rekordbox export to usb