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Mix and match the two to your heart's content! Buddy Mac contains: - OTF, TTF, and WOFF font files - A-Z, a-z, 0-9, and tons of punctuation.

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Buddy Mac is a double-caps font, meaning that there's a full set of uppercase letters in the usual A-Z spots, and a second full set of uppercase letters in the lowercase a-z spots.

There's no real wind of a Rekord Buddy for Windows coming out any time soon despite the author saying it's been in the works for like 3-4 years now.

My DJ laptop is a Hackintosh and basically gimped (can't use the NVidia GPU due to lack of Optimus support in MacOS) and the main reason I hackintosh'd it was for Rekord Buddy.

Whether you're a Traktor DJ who wants the flexibility of using CDJs for some of your gigs, a Rekordbox DJ who wants to give Traktor a try or a regular user of both programs, Rekord Buddy is the simplest and most powerful way to keep your music collections in sync at all times. Enjoy a cup of tea while MusConv works for you Once finished, your playlists and. 3 Select Serato as the destination service. 2 In the Playlists tab select playlists you want to transfer and click Transfer.

Rekord Buddy is the world's most advanced syncing tool for Traktor and Rekordbox. You need to complete 3 easy steps to transfer playlists from Rekordbox to Serato: 1 Select Rekordbox as the source service.

I'm back in this forum because I have a new idea to use vDJ for a new purpose. This was my effort, worked out for me personally but unfortunately I wasn't able to help the rest of you. Its an interesting problem and whats more interesting is that not many have tried to solve it. My prototype worked great and I was able to convert all of my about 8000 tracks in about 15 mins and make the move to Serato.

As you realize from what I just described, the process was a little involved and I was hoping to simplify and package it, but just never got around to it. I'm sorry I don't remember all the details any more, but basically because the MixedInKey SQLite database can be manipulated, the vDJ cues could be read and converted (have to do a little bit of math) to Serato cue values using SQL scripting wrapped in a little utility.

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The basic concept was to use 3rd party MixedInKey application as a surrogate, because that application knows how to write Serato compatible cues to Mp3/Mp4 files. Many PMed me asking how it was done, so I don't mind sharing at this point.

When I first posted that I did this some years ago, I had high hopes of commercializing the process, but gave up on it as other interests took priority. Good day y'all, any progress on how to get virtual dj cues transferred to serato dj? Its been a few years since I have been in this forum.

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That would make things easier I've read that a new software called Rekord Buddy 2.0 should be able to do this, but that's currently in closed beta (since January). Then again maybe someone has already build such a program. But it's a little bit of work, especially if you don't know Java or another programming language.

mp3 file on disk, puts the cue point into it in Serato format, and thereby does the cue point conversion for you.

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If you set the getCuesFromTags to yes in VDJ it will read the Serato cue points But you asked if there is a way, and I guess that depends on how well you know computers and programming Serato stores it's cue points in the "General encapsulated object" (GEOB) part of the mp3 file, which you can manipulate with for instance a Java program Reading the VDJ cue points from a Java program is easy, since the database file is simply an XML file So you should be able to download a Java library for instance from github that works with mp3 files including the GEOB (a quick google search showed that a few exists), build a quick java program to read and analyze the GEOB of an existing Serato mp3 file with cue points to fully understand the Serato implementation, use another JAVA library to be able to read the VDJ database file (a lot of those exists), and then build a combined java program that reads through every mp3 file entry vdj database file, gets the cue point info, locates the. Serato doesn't really ready anything that isn't it's own.