You can now access your Virtual DJ libraries from within DJ.Studio, making it easy to mix sets between both programs.
Learn how in this guide.
How To Connect Virtual DJ to DJ.Studio
Download the DJ.Studio desktop application for either Mac or Windows.
You can download the app from https://dj.studio/downloadsInstall the DJ.Studio for the first time, like you always install apps on your PC or MAC.
Open the Desktop App
To connect Virtual DJ:
Click the Settings icon in the top right
Scroll down to Connections, click on the Library Tab, and enable Virtual DJ
You may see a pop-up asking for permission to connect. Make sure you accept the connections or they won't work.
Wait for DJ.Studio to locate and connect your Virtual DJ library.
You can now enjoy Virtual DJ integration!
How To Use Your Virtual DJ Library in DJ.Studio
You will now be able to view all of your playlists and your complete Virtual DJ music library in DJ.Studio.
To see your Virtual DJ Library:
Open a new DJ mix or mashup project.
Click Add Tracks
Select the Virtual DJ Tab from the top
Click the +icon to add tracks from your library to your mix.
Harmonize your playlist and get creative!
Exporting DJ Set (M3U8) to Virtual DJ
This guide explains how to export your DJ.Studio mix as a DJ Set file (M3U8) to import into other Virtual DJ.
Export your mix in DJ.Studio: Export > DJ Set
Select M3U8, and Include Audio, click Export
Wait for DJ.The studio will create the file, which will take a few minutes.
Copy and extract the folder to a location that is easy to find on your machine - the desktop is usually the best choice. You will see an M3U8 file inside the folder, as well as your tracks (if you chose to include audio).
Open Virtual DJ, and locate the .m3u8 file on your hard drive from the left browser. When you click the file, you will see all your tracks in the order used in DJ.Studio.
Drag these onto the turntables and start mixing!
Frequently Asked Questions about Virtual DJ
Can I export beat grids or cue points to Virtual DJ?
At the moment, DJ.Studio does not have an export option to export beat grids or hot cues to Virtual DJ. We have to build that for every software tool separately because there is no universal way to store beat grids in audio files. DJ.Studio already supports exporting Beat grids to Ableton and rekordbox. We are in the process of also building the export of beat grids to Virtual DJ.
What should I do if DJ.Studio can't find the Virtual DJ library folder?
If you see the message "DJ.Studio could not find your Virtual DJ library," please follow the instructions in this guide - Locating Integration Folders