Please make sure the following preferences are set correctly: If you let the Music application (iTunes) organise all your music for you, artist or album names can cause the files to become 'missing' as the original file's name could not be found. See the section entitled 'Why can't I see my Apple Music streaming files in Serato DJ Pro or Serato DJ Lite' below for more information.īefore importing your music, you will need to ensure that the Music application (iTunes) library organisation is set up correctly. NOTE: Files from the Apple Music streaming service are not supported in Serato DJ Pro or Serato DJ Lite. If you're starting a new library, and wish to your import your music into the Apple Music application it is as simple as either dragging the files into the Apple Music application library from macOS' Finder, or by using the import files dialogue in the Apple Music application itself: File (menu bar drop down) > Add to Library. This process can take some time however, and it maybe useful to read more about this process in our Apple Music - Why do my tracks take so long to load into Serato DJ Pro & Lite? article. If you have updated macOS to one of the versions above, you should find that the new Apple Music application (formerly known as iTunes) will read the contents of your old iTunes library, after it's converted to a 'Music' library.

Setting up Apple's Music application (formerly known as iTunes) with Serato DJ Pro or Serato DJ Lite software on macOS 10.15 Catalina, macOS 11 Big Sur & macOS 12 Monterey is a simple process. Setting up Apple's Music application (formerly known as iTunes) Within Serato DJ software, we will still refer to Apple's Music application as 'iTunes'. NOTE: macOS Catalina introduces a change in name to the Apple application formerly known as iTunes - this application is now called 'Music'. If you are experiencing issues using iTunes with macOS 10.14 Mojave or below please use the troubleshooting steps here: Troubleshooting iTunes

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