MLD's Folder Consolidation Wizard moves every track into a single target folder and rewrites every playlist reference — Rekordbox, Serato, VirtualDJ — in one coordinated step.
Most DJ libraries drift over the years. You rip some CDs to Music/, download from Beatport into Downloads/Beatport/, drag iTunes exports into iTunes/Music/, and end up with a library spread across 17 folders on two drives. Neither Rekordbox nor Serato nor VirtualDJ has a 'consolidate library' button, and doing it manually means either breaking every playlist or carefully relocating files one by one.
Supported today
Rekordbox · Serato DJ · VirtualDJ (incl. Favorite Folders) on Windows 10+ and macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel).
Doing this by hand means either moving files first (and breaking playlists) or relocating playlists first (and having nothing at the new location). MLD coordinates the move with simultaneous updates to every DJ app's database, so there's never a moment when the library is half-broken. The scatter banner surfaces the problem automatically, so you don't have to go looking for it.
MLD looks at how many distinct root folders your library touches. Libraries spread across many small folders trigger the scatter banner.
Yes. MLD handles local disks, external USB/SSD, and network volumes. The wizard verifies free space before starting.
MLD is transactional per file — a file either fully moved and was relinked, or it wasn't. Re-running the wizard picks up where it left off.
Yes. Tracks on unplugged drives are treated as offline, not deleted. They stay in your library and get relinked when the drive returns.
You choose. The wizard can flatten everything into one folder, mirror the existing subfolder structure, or organize by artist/album.
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