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Repair corrupt mp3 files in
your Serato library in one click

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Supports macOS 10.12 Sierra – 13.1 Ventura

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An app interface, 3vise main window showing 81 songs in queue for repair out of a total of 423. The "Preparing..." button is visible, along with options to "Scrub Metadata" and "Backup Originals.

3vise has successfully repaired

corrupt mp3s in DJs libraries

New features in 3vise 2.0

4x Faster Processing

Code optimized with drastically improved speed

Right-Click Finder Integration

Use the contextual menu in Finder to add files to the repair queue

In-App License Management

Monitor and remove additional computers using your license key

New App Interface

Completely redesigned to display repair metrics and improve workflow

New Preferences Window

Updated layout to make settings easy to understand

Dark Mode Support

Designed to work with macOS Dark Mode

3vise was designed with DJs in mind

Batch Processing

Scan and Repair hundreds of files in each session

Scrub Metadata

Remove the metadata created by Serato in an optional process

Backup Originals

Preserve the original corrupted files for peace of mind

Custom Destination

Repair songs directly where they exist, as to not disturb the Serato Library and database

Drag & Drop

Easily add mp3 files directly from Finder, iTunes, Serato, or Traktor

Unlimited Use

Scan and repair endless mp3 files, with NO subscription or per-track fees

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Repair your corrupt mp3 files in Serato, Rekordbox, Virtual DJ, and Traktor

3vise employs a command-line process called MP3val to repair the data surrounding the audio stream contained in the mp3 file.

New! 3vise is fully compatible with Apple Silicon.

How the repair process works

Step 1:
Identify your corrupt files

Gather the mp3 files in Serato that are labeled with a lightening bolt, but that still load and play audio OK, and put them in their own crate so we can keep track of this subset of music throughout the 3vise process. Analyze this crate before proceeding with repair.
A screenshot of a music management software displaying a list of songs with corresponding columns for song titles and additional details. The list includes remix and acapella versions of various tracks.
A software interface shows a progress report: 0 songs in queue, 422 files scanned, 318 files repaired. Options to "Scrub Metadata" and "Backup Originals" are unchecked. "Scan and Repair" button is active.

Step 2:
Run a Scan and Repair process

Drag and drop the corrupted mp3s onto the 3vise app interface. It’s recommended that you enable the option to backup the corrupted songs in case you want to rollback after the repair process is complete. Do not select Scrub Metadata option just yet! Click Scan and Repair to begin the 3vise process.

Step 3:
Analyze the corrupted
songs in Serato

Go back to your Serato crate and highlight the corrupted tracks, and drag them on to Analyze again. The mp3s that 3vise labeled as “Successfully Repaired” should no longer have the lightening bolt next to them! There will likely still be some files that continue to to be labeled as corrupt – this is normal!

A list of nine song titles displayed in a music software interface with columns for the track number and song name.
A software interface shows a queue of 32 songs with options to add, clear, scan, and repair. Some songs are checked, and options to backup originals and scrub metadata are visible.

Step 4:
Enable 'Scrub Metadata'
and Repeat the Process

Clear the file list in 3vise, select the files that remained corrupt in Serato and drag them onto 3vise again.

IMPORTANT: 3vise’s Scrub Metadata option removes ID3 tags that are stored inside the files. Serato can identify files as corrupt for a number of reasons, and sometimes it is related to mismatched ID3 data that Serato itself created. It is important to note that in the 3vise Settings page, you have the option of which data the Scrub process targets. When this switch is turned to Serato, it will remove Serato ID3 data. When the switch is turned to All, it will remove all ID3 data except for Title, Artist, Album, and Comment. Find out more about how exactly 3vise works.

Step 5:
Analyze Again and
Scrub "All" Metadata

Back in Serato, analyze the the corrupted tracks once more. 3vise will have stripped the tags off of every song in the list, and you will notice many more files that were corrupt after the first Scan and Repair process are now fixed! For any files that remain corrupt, you can run them through another Scrub Metadata process, this time targeting All metadata in 3vise Settings. Go through the same process one more time…
Software interface with "0 Songs in Queue" displayed at the top. The interface includes "Add," "Clear," "Backup Originals," and "Scrub Metadata" options. "Scan and Repair" button is grayed out.
A pop-up message shows an update notification stating, "You’re up to date! 3vise 1.0 is currently the newest version available." with an "OK" button.

Step 6:
Check for Updates

After running your corrupt files through 3vise Scan and Repair process with varying degrees of intensity, you should end up with most if not all of your corrupt files fully fixed. But there are some cases where songs will continue to be marked as corrupt, even after the 3vise Scan and Repair process. These songs are truly corrupt in ways that 3vise cannot account for… yet! We will be issuing updates to 3vise in order to add new ways to identify and fix files with corrupted containers or metadata but that still have intact audio streams, leading to a better library for DJs everywhere, and a peace of mind that you are performing with the best possible tools at your disposal!