Where Does edjing Store Mixes and Cues?
edjing keeps cue points, mixes, and recorded sets in local app storage with music from device libraries and streaming services. Record mixes before gigs.
Last updated
edjing DJs from the phone with local memory. Cue points, loops, effects settings, and recorded mixes persist in private app storage. Music arrives from device libraries plus integrated streaming services.
That makes the local library the migration unit: copy audio plus export cues where offered. Exact folder names may vary by version. Pro unlocks effects and recording limits; casual mixes manage on free. Automix fills gaps between live blends. Pre-cueing needs headphones connected. Key detection aids harmonic mixes.
Where edjing stores this, by platform
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.edjing.edjingdj/files
Cues in private storage; recordings as audio files. Exact folder names may vary by version. Share sets to cloud drives for backup.
edjing app storage (Settings > iPhone Storage)
Same local model as Android. Streaming tracks may block recording per license. Reinstalls lose unsynced cues.
Frequently asked questions
Do cue points transfer to a new phone?
Yes for cue points and settings on login where accounts exist. Recorded mixes stay per device as audio files. Share sets from local storage to cloud drives for backup.
How do I record a mix?
Open the record option before the set and confirm the output folder with free space. Recordings save as audio per session. Streaming tracks may restrict recording per license; local files always work.
Notice an outdated path? Let us know.