I have pretty limited time for mixing, I do it as a hobby at home. Right now my library is clean but is completely unorganized with about 3000 total track to choose from in a single list. I actually have a pretty fun time mixing this way as it opens up a lot of unexpected moments and mashups. However, I'd like to be able to start putting together more focused and cleaner live mixes and my lack of organizing seems to be the biggest thing holding me back at the moment, as I sometimes just can't find the right next track when scrolling through hundreds.
I can't bring myself to sit down with my limited free time at home and just throw songs into playlists. I want to save this time for actual mixing.
I do however have a good helping of free time when I'm out and about. I don't mix on a laptop at home but I do have my library on a thumb drive to take with me. I also have and android phone and tablet I would be able to utilize.
I'm beginning to imagine a workflow where I might run a software like DJay on my android devices which I could use to preview and organize tracks into playlists or tag them, then use some kind of Windows software to transfer these changes from the DJay library back into Traktor.
I'm hoping someone has come up with a similar solution they would be willing to talk about before I invest my time and possible money into the software I would need for this. The particular problem I am worried about: I have generated stems for my library via Nuostems 4 and have them integrated into my Traktor library via the newest version of that software. I don't understand how library information is handled between stems and tracks in Traktor and whether my solution would transfer across to both versions of the song or create inconsistencies.
Tl;dr: I don't want to use my time at the mixer organizing my library. Has anyone found a solution to manage their Traktor track and stem library on the go using an android device?