Serato Gain Reset
That gain knob you nudged up at 1 a.m. and forgot to reset? Serato bakes it into the track. CrateEdit Pro zeroes the stored gain back to 0 dB — one file or a whole crate — so nothing jumps out at you mid-set.
Consistent Loudness
BS.1770 LUFS normalization with a true-peak brickwall limiter. Every track lands at the same level without clipping, so you stop riding the gain between songs.
Bulk Tag Editor
Spreadsheet-style ID3 editing for the whole crate. Sort, batch-edit, and fix artwork in place, and pull year and genre straight from the web in a single pass.
Audio Editor
A non-destructive, DAW-style editor with a Serato-colored 3-band waveform. Drag fade curves, trim, and top-and-tail with full undo. Nothing is written to the file until you commit.
Beatgrids
Variable-tempo beatgrids from a neural beat tracker, written straight to Serato. Tracks that speed up and slow down stay locked to the grid, not just the ones with a steady tempo.
Batch Grid
Scan an entire crate for grid problems, then write the good ones in bulk. Worst-first ordering surfaces the tracks that need a human eye, and it is built to chew through 900-track libraries.
Key Detection
Detect musical key and map it to the Camelot wheel for fast harmonic mixing. Batch key-write to the TKEY tag so your whole library is labeled in one pass.
Hot Cues
Set and manage Serato hot cues without touching the audio. Everything is metadata-only and safe, so your files stay exactly as they were.
Find Album Art
Missing or wrong covers? Search Apple's music catalog right inside the Tag Editor, pick the cover you want, and Save All writes it into the file. Year and genre come along in the same lookup, so the track’s fully tagged in one step.
Audio Converter
Any format in, DJ-ready 320 MP3 out. Drop in WAV, AIFF, FLAC, M4A, AAC, ALAC, or CAF — single files or entire folders — and CrateEdit Pro converts them to clean, gapless 320 kbps MP3s ready for Serato and every major DJ platform. Title, artist, album, and artwork carry over automatically, and it encodes in parallel — a whole crate converts in one pass, written beside the source so nothing is overwritten.