Record your set in Serato DJ.

No. Vibes is a library prep and planning tool, not a performance mixer, and it does not capture audio. Recording audio requires Serato DJ Pro (or another DJ application). Vibes helps you plan and export the tracklist so your session in Serato is better prepared. The recording lands as one long file. If you saved a cue sheet alongside it, the CUE splitter cuts it back into individual tracks.

By default, Serato DJ Pro saves recordings to the _Serato_ folder inside your Music folder, in a subfolder named Recording. This is the same on Mac and Windows. To change the destination, click Rec Location in the Recording panel and choose a new folder. If you quit Serato without saving a take, it lands in a Recording temp folder instead, so always type a filename and click Save for any take you want to keep.

You cannot. Serato states that a set cannot be recorded directly from Serato DJ Lite: set recording is a Serato DJ Pro feature, which is where the REC button, the MIX source and the WAV or AIFF format options live. To record, you need a Serato DJ Pro license or subscription, or hardware that unlocks Pro, plus hardware with a recording function. Otherwise capture the master output with an external recorder.

Nearly always it is the source or the level. Open the Recording panel and check that the record input reads MIX rather than an AUX or channel input. Then play a loud section of a track and watch the recording level meter. Adjust the record gain knob until the meter sits in the high end of the yellow without going into the red. If the meter still shows nothing, confirm your hardware is connected and, for hardware that requires it, that a Record Channel is set in Setup, Audio.

Vibes organizes your track library and plans future sets. It does not import or tag audio recordings of mixes. Where it helps is making the next recording better: cleaner track selection, stronger transitions, and a set arc you have already reviewed.