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CSV, TXT, M3U, or XML

How to export your setlist

Select your DJ software for step-by-step instructions

Pioneer Rekordbox

  1. Open Rekordbox and go to History in the sidebar
  2. Find the session you want to review
  3. Right-click the session → Export Playlist
  4. Choose CSV or M3U format
  5. Save the file and upload it here
Accepted formats: CSV, M3U, TXT

Serato DJ Pro / Lite

  1. Open Serato DJ and go to the History panel
  2. Find your session (listed by date)
  3. Click the session to select it
  4. Click the Export button (or right-click → Export)
  5. Save as .txt or .csv
  6. Upload the exported file here
Tip: Serato history files are also stored at:
~/Music/Serato/History/

Native Instruments Traktor

  1. Open Traktor and go to the Browser
  2. Navigate to History in the tree
  3. Right-click your session playlist
  4. Select Export Playlist as...
  5. Choose NML (Traktor's native format) or copy to M3U
  6. Upload the file here
Note: Traktor uses .nml files. We can parse these directly.

Virtual DJ

  1. Open Virtual DJ and go to Playlists
  2. Find History in the sidebar
  3. Right-click the session → Export...
  4. Save as M3U or CSV
  5. Upload the file here
Alternative: History is also saved as text files in:
Documents/VirtualDJ/History/

Algoriddim djay Pro

  1. Open djay Pro on Mac or iPad
  2. Go to Library → History
  3. Select the session you want to export
  4. Tap/click the Share button
  5. Choose Export as Text or Copy to Clipboard
  6. Save as a .txt file and upload here
Note: If using clipboard, paste into a text editor, save as .txt, then upload.

Spotify Playlist

  1. Open your playlist in Spotify (desktop or web)
  2. Select all tracks (Cmd/Ctrl + A)
  3. Copy (Cmd/Ctrl + C)
  4. Paste into a text editor
  5. Save as a .txt file
  6. Upload the file here
Format: Each line will be "Artist – Song Title"
This works perfectly for our analysis.