Swtiching from Itunes crate to serto crates
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    Default Swtiching from Itunes crate to serto crates

    Hey guys,

    I was wondering what would be the best way to switch from using Itunes to make playlist to using serato playlist.

    Just trying to figure out what would be the easiest way to do it without making doubles of Mp3

    Thanks

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    moving from itunes playlists to serato crates won't make doubles of your mp3s. I would suggest doing the following:

    - open serato and show all of your playlists that you wish to copy
    - create serato crates with the same names
    - highlight all the songs in the itunes playlist and drag them to the corresponding serato crate
    - do this for all your itunes playlists
    - turn off itunes library in serato

    Then youre done, with no duplicates!

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    Quote Originally Posted by peedot View Post
    moving from itunes playlists to serato crates won't make doubles of your mp3s. I would suggest doing the following:

    - open serato and show all of your playlists that you wish to copy
    - create serato crates with the same names
    - highlight all the songs in the itunes playlist and drag them to the corresponding serato crate
    - do this for all your itunes playlists
    - turn off itunes library in serato

    Then youre done, with no duplicates!
    Now when I add music would I use itunes and open it up from there to add into serato ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by djsickroc View Post
    Now when I add music would I use itunes and open it up from there to add into serato ??
    From now just find the file location and drag and drop it into Serato

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