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CueRadar
DJ library auditor for macOS

Scan. Analyse.
Perfect your music set.

Finds fake FLACs in your crates, duplicate tracks hiding under different filenames, and files your CDJ refuses to play — before the USB hits the booth.

macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon + Intel · Free

See it in action

The Music Analyser pane.

Your whole library, ranked by quality grade, with per-track spectral cutoff in the table and a full inspector — confidence scoring, LUFS, true peak, encoder fingerprint, the lot. Every column is the real readout.

CueRadar Music Analyser interface: a sortable table of DJ tracks, each row showing format, bitrate, sample rate, BPM, Camelot key, spectral cutoff, duration, and a quality grade. A waveform of the selected track sits above the table; an inspector panel on the right shows full audio, BPM/key confidence, loudness, encoder, and spectral analysis details.

Reads what your decks play

FLAC Lossless · spectrum-checked MP3 CBR + VBR · encoder fingerprinted WAV Uncompressed PCM AIFF Apple uncompressed ALAC Apple Lossless M4A AAC in MP4 container AAC Profile-aware for CDJ pre-flight · Pioneer CDJ CDJ-3000 · 2000NXS2 · 900NXS Denon Prime Prime 4+ · Prime Go XDJ XDJ-RX3 · XDJ-1000MK2 Rekordbox Library + key/BPM tag sync Serato Crate + cue point tag sync

How it works

Three steps to a clean library.

01

Point

Drop a folder onto CueRadar. Any size, any depth. Every supported format is scanned in place — nothing leaves your machine.

02

Scan

Quality, key, BPM, Chromaprint fingerprint, device compatibility — computed locally in seconds per track.

03

Fix

One-click safe remux, transcode, resample. Never re-encodes when it doesn't have to. Originals stay untouched.

Quality detection

Spot every fake. In one scan.

CueRadar reads every file's actual frequency spectrum, not just its tags. Catches fake FLACs (low-bitrate MP3 padded out), bad rips, and tracks where someone lied about the codec.

  • Detects transcodes by analyzing high-frequency content, not just the container.
  • LUFS integrated + true peak per track. No surprises at the booth.
  • Letter grades (A–F) so you can sort the bad rips out at a glance.
Scan · 247 tracks
Aphex Twin — Windowlicker.flac
FLAC · 44.1k
A
Pete Tong — Time.mp3
MP3 · 320k
B
Bicep — Apricots.flac
MP3 · 192k (fake FLAC)
F
Four Tet — Two Thousand…wav
WAV · 48k
A
KH — Looking At Your Pager
MP3 · 128k
D
42 · A 183 · B–C 22 · D–F
Camelot · Open Key 12 keys × A/B
1A
2A
3A
4A
5A
6A
7A
8A
9A
10A
11A
12A
1B
2B
3B
4B
5B
6B
7B
8B
9B
10B
11B
12B
Selected track
8A A minor · Am
BPM · downbeat-locked
128.0

Key & BPM

Mix in key. Lock the tempo.

Detects musical key in Camelot wheel + Open Key notation. BPM down to the tenth, with downbeat detection so warps line up — even on tracks with intros that fight you.

  • Compatible with Rekordbox, Serato, Engine DJ tag conventions.
  • Camelot-colored so harmonic mixing is visible at a glance.
  • Re-analyses on demand — never trust a bad tag.

Duplicate finder

Same song. Different file.

Chromaprint acoustic fingerprints find the same track even if the tags lie, the filename is a hash, and the container's been mangled. No more "wait, do I already have this?"

Match group · 3 files · 100% fingerprint match
aphex_twin_-_windowlicker.mp3
MP3 · 320k · 8.2 MB
Keep
Aphex Twin - Windowlicker (Original Mix).flac
FLAC · 44.1k · 38.7 MB · best quality
Keep
01 - Windowlicker.m4a
AAC · 256k · 6.8 MB · duplicate
Remove

Why CueRadar

Stop doing it by hand.

Find fake FLACs
By hand
Listen + hope
CueRadar
Spectrum analysis
Detect duplicates
By hand
Sort by filename
CueRadar
Acoustic fingerprint
Key + BPM
By hand
Trust the tag
CueRadar
Camelot + downbeat detect
CDJ compatibility check
By hand
Find out at the gig
CueRadar
Pre-flight against profiles
Loudness consistency
By hand
Re-master in a DAW
CueRadar
LUFS + true peak per track
Safe transcode
By hand
Re-encode lossy → lossy
CueRadar
Remux when possible
7
Audio formats
0
Cloud uploads
Tracks per scan
14+
Device profiles

Built by a DJ, for DJs.

No marketing speak. No bloat. No cloud sync, no subscriptions, no nagware.
Drop a folder in. Get a clean library out. Show up to the gig knowing every track will play.

FAQ

Questions & answers.

What are the system requirements?
CueRadar runs on macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later. Native on Apple Silicon, also runs on Intel Macs. No external dependencies — Chromaprint, LUFS metering, transcoding, all built in.
What audio formats are supported?
FLAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF, ALAC, M4A/AAC. Both lossy and lossless. CueRadar reads the actual audio stream — tags are inspected separately so you can see when they lie.
Does it modify my original files?
Only when you explicitly trigger a transform (transcode/resample/remux). Quality analysis and duplicate detection are pure read operations. Every transform writes a copy by default — your originals stay untouched unless you opt in to in-place replacement.
Does my library leave my Mac?
No. CueRadar is fully local. Optional anonymous scan telemetry (codec stats, never filenames or audio) can be sent if you opt in — off by default, fully GDPR-compliant. See the privacy policy.
How much does it cost?
Free. CueRadar is free to download and use on macOS, with no time limit, no usage cap, and no paywalled features today. If that ever changes we'll say so loudly in advance.
How do updates work?
Built-in via Sparkle — the standard macOS auto-update framework. New versions download in-place when you launch the app, with ed25519-signed verification on every release. You can also grab the latest DMG directly from the download page.