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Tracks will be highlighted grey, blue, or green. Things start to look different once you’ve connected SuperSync to a remote library on another computer, a second library on the same computer, or to an iOS device. Transfer progress window makes it easy to monitor transfer between local and remote libraries. These are meant to indicate the status or possible problems with the track. Where it gets a little more complicated is with the icons and flags that are displayed beside the track names. There are 3 columns above the main list view for Genre, Artist, and Album and the library has all the familiar sorting columns that you’d expect to find in iTunes. The library section resembles iTunes as well. While it’s possible to figure these things out from iTunes, it’s easier having SuperSync automatically display and filter tracks that fit this criteria so that you can clean them up with artwork or locate the missing tracks. DJs can quickly see which tracks aren’t found, incomplete albums, or tracks that don’t have artwork.

On the left side there’s a filter tab that sorts music into playlists, different formats, and also displays flags and problems. SuperSync has a layout that feels very familiar with iTunes.

DJs that want to maintain a general iTunes library alongside a DJ specific iTunes library.

DJs that have separate libraries on a laptop/desktop or a home/work computer.

DJs that want to start with a fresh iTunes library.

There are a few cases that could be beneficial for DJs: SuperSync’s biggest strength is the ability to compare and merge 2 iTunes libraries. Compare and Sync SuperSync will feel familiar to iTunes users. Unable to scrub track playback, some tracks wouldn’t playīottom Line: SuperSync has some great tools for managing iTunes libraries but the software could use refinement. Media server for iOS wouldn’t play tracks. The Bad: Filter tab can feel cluttered and overwhelming. Stream tracks to any computer with Media Server Easily compare tracks to find/delete duplicates. The Good: View and manage multiple iTunes libraries.

Supported Platforms: Windows, Mac, PC and NAS.

SuperSync aims to solve this problem. SuperSync seamlessly and intuitively lets you compare, organize, merge, and manage iTunes libraries across all of your Macs, PCs, and iOS devices. It’s impossible to have multiple iTunes libraries open so organizing music between 2 collections has mainly been left to manual transfers, with no easy way to compare the contents of libraries side by side. However after all these years managing multiple iTunes collections has always been a pain for DJs. This is mainly due to its support in major DJ software and for it’s ease of use for general listening.

Verdict:Ī feature-packed app that goes far beyond the superb iTunes library merging option it offers – a great tool for idevice owners.ITunes is one of the most popular programs amongst DJs for managing and organizing their music collections. Whether you're looking for song lyrics, music videos, iTunes or Amazon links, they're all just a click away. There is also a SuperSync music server feature that enables you to upload your music to the internet so it can be accessed from any computer with a web connection.Īnd the program integrates with a host of other popular websites to help you explore your music collection. The app helps to overcome the problem of duplicate tracks that all too often arises when attempting to manually manage iTunes libraries. SuperSync automatically cleans up your library to remove any broken links and provides a backup option so you can safeguard your valuable files. Files can be easily moved from one computer to another, and should you decide you do not want to sync an entire library, you can opt to work with just a subset. The app makes it possible to view, browse, compare and merge multiple iTunes libraries so you can synchronise your movies, music and playlists from all of the computers you use (MACs, PCs or iOS devices). Thankfully, SuperSync is on hand to help make things easier. However, many people work with more than one computer and this is when things start to get a little trickier. If you are working with a single computer, it is fairly easy to keep your iPhone, iPod or iPad updated with the latest content from your iTunes library.