Set cue points in Rekordbox.

A hot cue plays instantly from its point when triggered. A memory cue is a marker you cue to and then start manually. Hot cues are for performance, memory cues for navigation. Export mode gives you eight hot cues per track, labeled A through H, and up to 10 memory cues including saved loops, so a common layout is hot cues on the moments you jump to and memory cues on the phrase boundaries you scan past.

Load the track in Export mode. The A to H buttons, MEMORY, and the cue call arrows sit in the CUE/LOOP function panel, and the HOT CUE and MEMORY tabs of the sub-information panel list what you saved. As for where to set cue points, Rekordbox shows phrase markers such as Intro, Verse, Chorus, and Outro on an analyzed track, and those boundaries plus the first beat are the usual anchors: one hot cue at the first beat, one where the intro ends, one at the drop.

For a hot cue, hover its A to H button in the CUE/LOOP panel and click the X, or use the delete control on its HOT CUE panel row. To delete memory cue in Rekordbox, call it up with the cue arrows in the CUE/LOOP panel and click the delete button beside them, or delete it from its MEMORY panel row. Both remove cue point in Rekordbox from the collection immediately, so the next USB export drops it too. To move a cue, delete it and set it again.

Two routes, depending on the destination. For another Rekordbox install, use File > Library > Backup Library and restore it on the other machine with Restore Library; cues, colors, and comments come with it. For other apps, use File > Library > Export Collection in xml format: the XML carries every hot cue and memory cue per track as position marks, and most library tools can read it. For CDJs, a normal USB export already carries the cues, see how to back up your Rekordbox library for the longer-term copy.

Vibes auto-detects structural points, the intro, buildup, drop, breakdown, and outro, and exports them as cue points. You still place any custom performance cues yourself, but the structural prep is done. The structure shows on a multi-band waveform while you work, and the detected points export back into Rekordbox, so the layout is ready before you play.

Yes. Vibes encodes cue points at each track's native sample rate on export to Rekordbox, so they sit on the right beat when you load the track on standalone players. Once they are in your collection they behave like cues you set by hand: export the playlist to USB and the markers are there on the CDJs.