# Tagami — Full Site Content > Tagami is a desktop app for DJs, crate diggers, and playlist curators to organise their music libraries using fast, keyboard-style tagging designed to power smart playlists. Available for macOS and Windows. Website: https://tagami.au Version: 1.0.0 --- ## What is Tagami? Tagami helps DJs, crate diggers, and playlist perfectionists organise their music libraries with fast, keyword-style tagging designed to be used in smart playlists. Tagami is a music library management and tagging tool — not a DJ performance application. It works alongside DJ software like DJAY, Rekordbox, Serato, and Traktor. --- ## Key Features ### Tagging System - Keyword-style comment and genre field tagging similar to but better than Rekordbox - One-keystroke tag application from a customisable tag list - Prepend, append, or replace modes for tag editing - Multi-track selection with batch tagging ### Smart Playlists - Smart playlists driven by tag-based filter rules - Regular playlists and nested playlist folders - Saveable filter presets for quick access - M3U playlist import and export ### Music Library - Multiple folder sources in a single persistent collection - Drag and drop songs into the library - Hierarchical folder navigation - Rekordbox XML import - Apple Music/iTunes XML import - Real time sync Tagami collection with DJAY via external apps using nml file ### Advanced Filtering - Filter by any metadata field (comment, genre, BPM, year, date added, rating, etc.) - Multi-field filter operators (contains, does not contain, equals, etc.) - BPM and year range filters - Saveable filter presets that can be used on regular playlists and saved with smart playlists ### Bulk Actions - Find and replace text across any field - Case transform (upper, lower, title case, sentence case) - Batch rename with pattern templates - Artwork replace for multiple tracks - Track listing generation ### Audio Player - Waveform visualisation with zoom - Keyboard-controlled load, seek and playback - Auto-play and shuffle modes - Supports MP3, FLAC, AAC, WAV, and other common formats ### Metadata Editing in addition to comments and genre tagging - Inline single-track editing - Batch editing across multiple selected tracks - Visual change tracking before saving - Direct file-tag saving (writes to the actual audio file) ### Keyboard-First Design - Every action accessible from the keyboard - Customisable keyboard shortcuts - Full keyboard shortcut reference accessible with the backtick (`) key ### DJ Software Integration - Rekordbox XML import (library and playlists) - Apple Music/iTunes XML import - Music Library XML export - Access Tagami collection in Traktor, VirtualDJ, Rekordbox and Serato - M3U export - Compatible with Rekordbox Smart Playlists via Comments field tagging - Real time sync Tagami collection with DJAY via external apps using nml file --- ## Pricing | Plan | Price | Description | |------|-------|-------------| | Web Preview | Free | Browser-based demo, no install required | | Tagami Free | $0.00 | Player, waveforms, inline tag editing, playlists, imports, cue viewing | | Tagami Pro | $59.00 one-time | Everything in Free plus exports, cue/loop editing, structured imports, Tracklists, bulk actions | --- ## Supported Platforms - macOS 10.14 and later (Intel and Apple Silicon) - Windows 10 and later --- ## How Tagami Compares to Other Tools ### Tagami vs Rekordbox Rekordbox is Pioneer DJ's full DJ software suite covering library management, mixing, and hardware control for live performance. Tagami is focused exclusively on music library organisation, playlist creation and management and tagging workflows. Imports your Rekordbox XML so you can import from Rekordbox and then tag and curate in Tagami. They are complementary tools, not competing ones. Tagami excels at fast, efficient, easy to use bulk tagging, smart playlist building, and keyboard-driven curation; Rekordbox handles DJ performance and hardware integration. **How does Tagami compare to Lexicon?** Lexicon syncs libraries between DJ apps (Rekordbox, Serato, Traktor). it focuses on being a heavy-duty, local desktop library organizer. It acts as a more advanced version of iTunes, offering robust, automated tools for fixing tag errors, finding duplicates, cleaning up files, and generating smart playlists based on complex rules. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. **How does Tagami compare to Mixo?** Mixo aims to be the "all-in-one" solution for accessing, preparing, and playing your library anywhere. It is heavily geared toward cloud sync and mobile usability, allowing you to edit hot cues, add loops, and manage playlists on a phone or laptop, which then sync to your desktop software. Writing to DJ software databases is inherently risk prone and open's the door to library corruption if DJ software manufacturers change specifications. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. --- ## Frequently Asked Questions **How do I install Tagami?** New users should download the free version first to create an account in order to download the latest version of Tagami. Instructions for each platform are available on the downloads page at https://tagami.au/downloads. **How do I update Tagami?** From the downloads page, you can access the customer portal to download the latest version of Tagami for your platform. Download the latest version and use the same method as installing the first time. **How can I contact support?** You can reach us anytime using the contact form at https://tagami.au/contact. **How do I use Tagami?** The Tagami landing page has a 60-second slideshow that provides a quick overview of the features. You can also watch the demo video on the landing page. The top right of the screen has a help button that opens a help page with more detailed information. The Youtube channel has a comprehensive video manual at https://www.youtube.com/@tagami-dj. The website has a FAQ section - https://tagami.au/faq. **How do I learn all the keyboard shortcuts?** The top right of the screen has a keyboard shortcut help button that opens a page with all the keyboard shortcuts. You can access this page with the backtick (`) key at any time. **Why does Tagami need file access permission?** Tagami needs permission to access your files so it can load and tag songs. Tagami only accesses files you explicitly select — it does not scan your entire hard drive or send any file data anywhere. All processing is done locally on your device. **Does Tagami work with streaming services?** No. Tagami is designed to work with local music files only. Streaming services encrypt and sandbox their cached tracks — they are not editable by third-party apps. **Does Tagami work with Rekordbox Playlists and the MyTag feature?** Tagami is fully compatible with Rekordbox Playlists. Tagami cannot update the MyTag field (stored in Rekordbox's internal database), but it can populate the Comments field, which can be used as a Smart Playlist conditions in Rekordbox. **How does Tagami compare to Rekordbox?** They are complementary tools. Tagami handles tagging and curation; Rekordbox handles DJ performance and hardware. Import your Rekordbox XML into Tagami to tag, then return to Rekordbox for performance. **How does Tagami compare to Lexicon?** Lexicon syncs libraries between DJ apps (Rekordbox, Serato, Traktor). it focuses on being a heavy-duty, local desktop library organizer. It acts as a more advanced version of iTunes, offering robust, automated tools for fixing tag errors, finding duplicates, cleaning up files, and generating smart playlists based on complex rules. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. **How does Tagami compare to Mixo?** Mixo aims to be the "all-in-one" solution for accessing, preparing, and playing your library anywhere. It is heavily geared toward cloud sync and mobile usability, allowing you to edit hot cues, add loops, and manage playlists on a phone or laptop, which then sync to your desktop software. Writing to DJ software databases is inherently risk prone and open's the door to library corruption if DJ software manufacturers change specifications. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. **Does Tagami replace my DJ software?** No. Tagami is a pre-performance library management tool. Use it to organise and tag your library, then load tracks into your DJ software for performance. **Is Tagami free?** Yes — Tagami Free is fully functional with no time limit and no limit on saving metadata changes. Tagami Pro ($59 one-time) unlocks exports to Music app, DJAY, Traktor, Serato and Rekordbox, cue and loop editing, structured folder imports, Tracklists and the full set of bulk actions. A browser-based web preview is also available with no install required. **What DJ software does Tagami integrate with?** Tagami imports from Rekordbox XML and Apple Music/iTunes XML. It exports M3U playlists compatible with Serato, Traktor, VirtualDJ, and most other DJ software. Real time sync Tagami collection with DJAY via external apps using nml file --- ## Pages - Landing Page: https://tagami.au/ - FAQ: https://tagami.au/faq - Downloads: https://tagami.au/downloads - Web Preview: https://tagami.au/preview - Version History: https://tagami.au/versions - Contact: https://tagami.au/contact - Legal (Privacy, Terms, Refund): https://tagami.au/legal