The Playlist View that can be opened via the button in the top navigation of DJ.Studio displays your mix's tracklist. This is the main place to reorder your tracks.
Playlist Window
In the Playlist Window, you can reorder and delete tracks from your mix.
It also displays a range of useful information relating to the tracks in the mix, like the key for each track, as well as an icon displaying how well it is matched to the next track.
The playlist displays information about each track and allows you to reorder it by grabbing the handles on the right edge.
The information displayed in the Playlist Window includes:
Track number
Album art
Track title
Artist name
Transition information
Track length
Key
Energy level : only shows information if you have the MIK integration enabled.
Match indicator (click this to open the icon type information)
A cross means the track isn't harmonically compatible with the next track. Click on the cross to open the Solver, which will look through your music library to try to find a track to harmonically bridge the gap.BPM
Percentage of BPM speed increase/decrease
If there is an orange exclamation mark next to a track, it means you're making a giant leap in BPM which normally doesn't sound well.Bin icon to remove the track from your mix/mashup
Click the compatibility icon to display the types of Key Harmony mix transitions. You will see which keys will be compatible.
Frequently asked questions about the Playlist View
I want to reorder my tracks when I am in the Studio view
If you want to reorder my tracks when you are in the Studio view, you don't need to open the Playlist view on the top navigation of the app:
You can click the Playlist tab at the bottom of your Studio view which allows you to drag the tracks in another order while still keeping the Studio view open.
In the Studio view timeline editor you can also drag a track to another location.
What does the column Fuzzy or Mood do?
If you are in the Playlist view, you will either see a column with the name Fuzzy or Mood. This column shows you the harmonic match between each two tracks using either the Fuzzy or the Mood rules of harmonic mixing.
For the first track the this column is always empty because there is no track in front of it to show the harmonic relation with.