I have noticed in earlier posts that this function is "under the radar". I would strongly suggest it fulfilled. I just deleted my main playlist for tonight that I've been working on for four hours.
Apparently the highest-paid DJs don't make mistakes. lol
I know it's been asked for a few times, they finally included "undo" in the beat grid, but not for things like deletions. I'll remind them of the importance of this.
For the record, Serato DJ also doesn't "undo." ;)
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At lest a warning pop-up!
can someone explain how you get to version FIVE of any software without undo?
Pioneer, It's beyond absolute insanity that there is no undo in the software used by the highest paid DJs on the planet.
I'd still like to see this function. Command-delete to delete a track is all well and good, but it can be confusing whether the track or the playlist is selected (perhaps they shouldn't be two different shades of blue, but something that makes it clearer which one is the active selection) and therefore easy to wipe out hours worth of work. Maybe delete a playlist should be command-option-delete.
If ever you accidentally delete a playlist, close rekordbox, then open the folder containing the database (in your case, on Mac, it's ~/Library/Pioneer/rekordbox/), rename master.db to master.old and find the master.backup.db numbered file (there are 3) from before you deleted the playlist, and rename it to master.db. Launch rekordbox and your playlist will be back again.
+1 for undo, now where was all those tracks i just lost????????
@pulse Andddd where would I find the master.db file on Windows? Get seem to find it using Windows Explore.
I've just gave 1333 tracks a different colorlabel by accident and have to change it back track by track. Would think the undo would be implemented by now...