There is a thing called Sync Manager, which is supposed to take care of this: Remove it from the source and it will be populated over all your external drives. Unfortunately Engine works in an illogical way. This is the other way around and with more external drives this is a lot of work and a recipe for inconsistency.
Hi Andres! You can edit the metadata of your tracks right in Engine DJ. Click on the track, then click on the category you want to edit (genre, artist, title, album, etc.) and you'll be able to type whatever you wish. Keep in mind that if you edit a track in your Collection, you will need to use the Sync Manager to update that track's metadata changes to any drives you've previously synced the track to.
@@inMusicBrandsSupport I did that before and in stead give me the choice to update the was loading the track to play. I was able to update the name of the song only. Just updated to Engine 3.0 but still don’t try that. Was messing around to see what’s new
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how can i drag more than one song from engine dj to a folder or my desktop? i can only drag one song at a time
Is there a way to delete all duplicate tracks or does this have to be done 1 by 1 thank you.
There is a thing called Sync Manager, which is supposed to take care of this: Remove it from the source and it will be populated over all your external drives. Unfortunately Engine works in an illogical way. This is the other way around and with more external drives this is a lot of work and a recipe for inconsistency.
So is there no way to completely delete a track from your computer via engine dj? So you don’t have to locate the file manually to delete it?
How can I delete tidal tracks from denon prime go?
What about red corrupt files how do a delete them
Why is not an option to edit track information like Genre as an example
Hi Andres! You can edit the metadata of your tracks right in Engine DJ. Click on the track, then click on the category you want to edit (genre, artist, title, album, etc.) and you'll be able to type whatever you wish. Keep in mind that if you edit a track in your Collection, you will need to use the Sync Manager to update that track's metadata changes to any drives you've previously synced the track to.
@@inMusicBrandsSupport I did that before and in stead give me the choice to update the was loading the track to play. I was able to update the name of the song only.
Just updated to Engine 3.0 but still don’t try that. Was messing around to see what’s new