Chirro Peres
Hello everyone, I’ve programmed some Windows utilities that have been very useful to me and I want to share them with you.
VDJtoSerato – This program writes the Hotcues and Loops information from the Virtual DJ database, in Serato format, directly into the MP3 files themselves. That way, you can transfer this data to various programs that read it when they analyze a track, including Serato, Algoriddim DJay Pro, and Virtual DJ itself.
Stars – It reads the rating information (stars) from MP3 files on Windows and transfers it to iTunes. Thus, any program that works with iTunes can also have the same star ratings that we use in Virtual DJ.
VDJdatabase – This program is still in an experimental phase, and since it modifies the Virtual DJ database (it’s the only one that does), I recommend using it with great caution. The previous program (VDJtoSerato) can optionally also write relevant data from the Virtual DJ database into the MP3 file itself; this data can then be used to import into another Virtual DJ database using this utility.
The programs are quite intuitive (I think) and the interfaces are in English so that non-Spanish speakers can understand them.
VDJtoSerato, since it can be more complicated, comes with a PDF manual in both Spanish and English.
You can download them here:
https://www.chirro.com/dj/programas.php
If you like them or have any questions, you can leave a comment here or write to me at chirro@gmail.com.
I hope you find them as useful as I do.
Best regards.
VDJtoSerato – This program writes the Hotcues and Loops information from the Virtual DJ database, in Serato format, directly into the MP3 files themselves. That way, you can transfer this data to various programs that read it when they analyze a track, including Serato, Algoriddim DJay Pro, and Virtual DJ itself.
Stars – It reads the rating information (stars) from MP3 files on Windows and transfers it to iTunes. Thus, any program that works with iTunes can also have the same star ratings that we use in Virtual DJ.
VDJdatabase – This program is still in an experimental phase, and since it modifies the Virtual DJ database (it’s the only one that does), I recommend using it with great caution. The previous program (VDJtoSerato) can optionally also write relevant data from the Virtual DJ database into the MP3 file itself; this data can then be used to import into another Virtual DJ database using this utility.
The programs are quite intuitive (I think) and the interfaces are in English so that non-Spanish speakers can understand them.
VDJtoSerato, since it can be more complicated, comes with a PDF manual in both Spanish and English.
You can download them here:
https://www.chirro.com/dj/programas.php
If you like them or have any questions, you can leave a comment here or write to me at chirro@gmail.com.
I hope you find them as useful as I do.
Best regards.
Posted 3 days ago @ 7:00 am