Lexicon DJ
Dutch DJ library manager that converts playlists and cue points between Serato, rekordbox, Traktor and more
Quick Overview
| Company | Rekordcloud B.V. |
|---|---|
| Category | DJ Software |
| Headquarters | Enschede, Netherlands |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Netherlands (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | No |
| Main Features | Library conversion, merge libraries, duplicate finder, missing tags and artwork, cue point generation, Spotify and Beatport playlist import, cloud backup, local API |
| Pricing | Free plan with full library conversion; Essential and Ultimate plans are billed monthly or annually; amounts not in the text we read; 30-day money-back guarantee |
| Best For | DJs who want to move or keep one library across Serato, rekordbox, Traktor and other apps |
| Replaces | Serato DJ library |
Detailed Review
Lexicon DJ is operated by Rekordcloud B.V., based at Brandijzerhoek 55 in Enschede. The privacy policy gives Chamber of Commerce number 85684759 and VAT number NL863706873B01, and calls the company the independent owner and sole operator of Lexicon DJ.
Lexicon is not a player. It organises and converts your music library so that you can use it in the DJ app of your choice.
Moving a Serato library
The pricing page lists Serato 3 and 4, rekordbox, Traktor, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ, djay Pro and iTunes or Apple Music as supported apps. Downloading Lexicon and converting a library between any supported app is described as free.
That makes it a practical first step for a Serato user who wants to test a European player without losing cues.
What paid plans add
Essential adds track and playlist editing, an iOS and Android app and 1,000 cloud storage tracks. Ultimate adds cue point generation, duplicate finding, missing tags and album art, a watch folder, priority support, cloud database backup and 10,000 cloud tracks.
Monthly amounts were not in the text we read.
Data sharing between Rekordcloud products
The privacy policy says Rekordcloud may share de-identified library data between its own products, such as Lexicon DJ and Sonovault, and asks explicitly first. On free plans agreeing is required to use the service, and on paid plans it is optional.
Limitations to Consider
Lexicon does not play or mix music, so it replaces only the library side of Serato. Prices for the paid plans were not in the text we read. On the free plan you must agree to share de-identified library data between Rekordcloud products. Data hosting is not stated. For a player, see Mixxx or djay.
Who Should Use Lexicon DJ
DJs who own large libraries and want to switch or combine DJ apps without redoing cues and playlists.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Dutch company with Chamber of Commerce and VAT numbers
- Free library conversion between all supported apps
- Supports Serato 3 and 4, rekordbox, Traktor, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ
- 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans
- Local API for developers
Cons
- Not a player, library tool only
- Paid plan amounts not in the text we read
- Free plan requires agreeing to data sharing between products
- Hosting location not stated
Alternatives to Lexicon DJ
Other European dj software worth comparing before you decide:
See all European dj software or compare them directly against Serato DJ library on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Partly. Lexicon DJ is made by Rekordcloud B.V. in the Netherlands and handles library management and conversion. It does not play music.
Yes. The pricing page lists Serato 3 and 4 among the supported apps, next to rekordbox, Traktor, VirtualDJ, Engine DJ and djay Pro.
There is a free plan with full library conversion and support for all DJ apps. Essential and Ultimate plans add editing, cloud storage and other tools.