# Playlist Indexing, Comparison, and Mixability Tools

**URL:** <https://discuss.lexicondj.com/t/playlist-indexing-comparison-and-mixability-tools/3380>\
**Category:** Ideas & Feature Requests\
**Created:** [November 26, 2025, 4:07am UTC](https://discuss.lexicondj.com/t/playlist-indexing-comparison-and-mixability-tools/3380 "2025-11-26T04:07:30Z")\
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**Author:** ![jjoemalone](https://discuss.lexicondj.com/user_avatar/discuss.lexicondj.com/jjoemalone/32/2279_2.png) [@jjoemalone](https://discuss.lexicondj.com/u/jjoemalone)\
**Post date:** [November 26, 2025, 4:07am UTC](https://discuss.lexicondj.com/t/playlist-indexing-comparison-and-mixability-tools/3380/1 "2025-11-26T04:07:30Z")

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## **What is the feature or ability you would like to have?**

I’d love to see three playlist-related features added to Lexicon:

1. **Playlist index view**  
A simple column that shows where a track sits inside a playlist (for example: “12 of 85”), instead of relying on the album’s metadata track number.
2. **Playlist comparison tool**  
Something that lets us compare two or more playlists and instantly see what overlaps or what’s unique.
3. **Playlist mixability insight**  
A way to check if two playlists mix well based on BPM, key, and metadata.

## **How will this feature help you and others?**

These would make playlist prep way easier, especially for DJs with big libraries or lots of event crates. It would help with:

• Cleaning up duplicates  
• Re-ordering playlists with better context  
• Building smoother sets  
• Quickly seeing how playlists relate to each other

Overall, this saves a ton of manual checking and guesswork.

## **Is this feature available in an existing product? If so, what product?**

• The playlist index view exists in Serato, Rekordbox, and Engine DJ.  
• Some comparison tools exist elsewhere, but nothing as flexible as what Lexicon could do.  
• Playlist-to-playlist mixability doesn’t really exist anywhere, so Lexicon could be the first.

## **Does a workaround currently exist?**

Not really.

Right now I manually check BPM/key, export playlists, or visually compare them. It works, but it’s slow and messy for large libraries.

Thank you,  
JOE