Bulk path repair across Serato's main DB and every crate file in one pass. External drives handled as 'offline'. Works with Serato DJ Pro and Lite.
Serato's library is file-based: each crate references absolute paths, and paths live in two places — Serato's main database AND each individual crate file. If your music folder moved, Serato marks every track as missing and there's no built-in bulk relocate. The workaround — re-importing folders manually — loses Smart Crates, breaks `%%` nested crate hierarchy, and often wipes hot cues.
Supported today
Rekordbox · Serato DJ · VirtualDJ (incl. Favorite Folders) on Windows 10+ and macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel).
Serato stores paths in two places: the main library database and each individual crate file. Fixing one without the other leaves you half-broken — a known pitfall of manual re-imports. MLD updates both in a single coordinated pass and preserves the `%%` nested crate hierarchy. Unplugged external drives are treated as offline, not deleted, so you don't lose library entries when a drive isn't connected.
No. MLD only updates path references — cue points, loops, and beatgrids stay where they are.
MLD repairs both the main library and every crate, so orphan tracks get fixed along with everything else.
Yes. The whole `_Serato_` folder is copied to a timestamped backup before any write.
Yes. The database and crate format is identical between Lite and Pro.
Tracks from that drive are shown as *offline*, not missing. They won't be flagged for cleanup just because the drive is disconnected.
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