Consolidate scattered folders into one place, deduplicate along the way, preserve your folder structure. No DJ software needed.
After years of downloads, ripped CDs, iTunes purchases, and rescued external drives, a music collection ends up scattered across a dozen folders and two or three disks. The Music folder has some of it. Downloads has more. There's an old iTunes Media that wasn't merged when you switched Macs. An external SSD from 2018 sits in a drawer with another 30 GB. Manually sorting this means dragging files, deciding which duplicate to keep, hoping you didn't move something you'll want later — and almost always ending up with a different mess.
Supported today
Rekordbox · Serato DJ · VirtualDJ (incl. Favorite Folders) on Windows 10+ and macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel).
The hard part of consolidating a music library isn't moving the files — it's deciding what to do with the duplicates and how to preserve any structure you care about. MLD's Consolidation Wizard combines the duplicate scan with the move operation, so two copies of the same track end up as one file in the target folder (the higher-quality one, scored automatically). Folder hierarchy from each source is merged intelligently — if you had Artist/Album folders, they stay that way. Every move is logged and reversible, so you can audit what happened and undo if something looks off.
Only if you explicitly tell it to, and only via the system Trash (never hard-delete). The default flow moves files into the target folder and leaves the source structure intact for verification. You can clean up sources after you've confirmed the target is correct.
MLD's Consolidation Wizard runs the duplicate scanner before the move and collapses duplicates automatically — the highest-quality copy goes to the target, the others get queued for Trash with a confirmation step. You see the plan before any file moves.
Yes. Existing Artist/Album folders in the source are mirrored in the target. If multiple sources have different structures for the same album, MLD merges them sensibly and shows you the merge plan before any move.
Every move is logged with source and destination paths. You can roll back any consolidation operation file-by-file or as a whole batch.
Yes. Add any folder path, including external SSDs, USB sticks, or NAS mounts. The target folder can also be on an external drive if that's where you want your consolidated library to live.
No. Folder Library mode is built for music collectors and audiophiles who don't use Rekordbox/Serato/VirtualDJ.
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