How To Install DJ.Studio
Follow these steps to download and install DJ.Studio:
Head over to the DJ.Studio Downloads Page > https://dj.studio/downloads
Choose the relevant version for your machine
After the download is complete, double-click the install file.
Follow the instructions on the installer.
Make a shortcut to the DJ.Studio app somewhere you can easily find it.
It's as easy as that!
Simply open the installed app to run the DJ.Studio program.
Now you can get stuck in and start enjoying DJ.Studio!
Where is the DJ.Studio library located on my hard drive?
When installing DJ.Studio, the library is automatically placed in the following destination:
Music/DJ.Studio
You can easily change this destination in the DJ.Studio settings:
Open the settings via the cog icon.
Open the Folders Tab
Next to the Database Location field, click Browse, then select the folder you want DJ.Studio to use as the library destination.
NOTE: The D.Studio "database" folder we refer to is the complete DJ.Studio folder that includes the following subfolders:
You can delete the content of the Cache and Logs folder before you copy it to a new location.
WARNING:
Do not try to install the DJ.Studio folder on an external SSD, as this will substantially negatively impact its performance.
Do not include the DJ.Studio folder in any cloudsync features like iCloud, Dropbox etc.. This can lead to irreparable damage to your mixes and mashups.
Install DJ.Studio on a new/second machine
You can install DJ.Studio on 2 machines.
You need to sign in on the second machine with the same email address as on your first machine. Go to Settings > Account to see which email address and which provider ( Apple, Google, Microsoft, or Facebook) you used for your paid license.
NOTE: you don't need to enter the one-time activation code on your second machine, as that is a one-time activation code.
Be aware that the database is not shared between those two machines. If you want to move a mix from one pc to another, you can backup the mix on the source system and import it at the destination
Check out this article to see how that works:
https://help.dj.studio/en/articles/8681331-backup-restore-and-transfer-project
If you want to move over all of your mixes, you can also copy the complete database by copying the Music/DJ.Studio folder to your new machine.
It's best to clear the Cache folder in the DJ.Studio folder first, and then check whether you want to copy the complete content of your export folders to the new machine.
