Dig: build a set one hop at a time. Pick a track and choose Mixes with selected. Every match gets a Hop button. Hop, and that track becomes the new reference, with its own matches lined up behind it. Keep going and you've got a chain. Change your mind halfway? Go back to any earlier track and hop somewhere else. That starts a new line next to the first, and the old line stays exactly where you left it. IN THE DIG PANEL • Follow one line as a set list, with a note on every blend (key +1 · +3 BPM · House → Tech House). Step through it with Back and Next, or the arrow keys. • See the whole tree, or open the Full map to lay out every line at once. • Name your lines. Hide the ones you've gone off; hiding never deletes anything. • Drag the chain straight into your DJ software, export it as an M3U8 playlist, or save it to the sidebar for later. • Quit mid-dig and it's waiting for you next time. The key wheel traces your path through the keys, and dots in the genre list show which genres the chain passes through. You can also change the BPM range right from the BPM chip. ALSO NEW IN 1.1 • Camelot key wheel in the sidebar. Tap a key to filter by it, or tap several. Harmonic matches adds the keys one step either side plus the relative major or minor. • Grouped genres. Your genres are sorted into families like House, Techno and Bass & Breaks. Search them or tick a whole family, and rename or rearrange the families in Settings. • Mixes with. Select a track to see everything with a compatible key, a close BPM and a matching genre. Tap the genre rule to go from same genre, to same family, to any genre at all. • Key badges in the track list now use the wheel's colours.

Sometimes you just want to put too many tracks in your DJ software. We've added the ability to divide these drag and drops simply by right clicking the 'Select All and Drag' button!