Quick filters & columns
Narrow down the track list in a few clicks: BPM, key including matching keys, genre, import date, analysis and playlists. Plus arranging columns and the focused view.
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Set filtersLink to “Set filters”
“Filters” above the track list opens the quick filters. All filters you set apply together:
- BPM
- “From” and “To”, or just one limit
- Key (Camelot)
- A key such as 8A; with “Harmonically compatible keys” also the same key in major or minor and the neighbours on the circle of fifths (for 8A: 8B, 9A, 7A)
- Genre
- One or more genres; with many genres, with a search field
- Recently imported
- Last 24 hours, 7, 30 or 90 days
- Analysis
- “Analysed” or “Not analysed”
- In playlists
- Under “All tracks”: tracks that are in at least one of the chosen playlists
Active filters appear as buttons above the list, such as “BPM 120–126” or “Key 8A + compatible (8B, 9A, 7A)”. Clicking the ✕ removes a filter, “Clear all filters” removes all of them. “Filters · 5” shows how many are currently active.
PresetsLink to “Presets”
A combination you often need can be saved under “Presets” with a name and “Save as preset”. Clicking the preset sets all its filters again. Presets apply on this computer.
ColumnsLink to “Columns”
- “Columns” shows and hides columns, for example “Album”, “Cover” or “Label”. In the menu you can also move columns with the keyboard; “Reset columns” restores the default layout.
- Column headers can be dragged; a marker shows where the column will land. Clicking a header sorts.
Focused libraryLink to “Focused library”
View → “Focused library” (Ctrl+Shift+L) hides the bar and shows only playlists and tracks. Pressing it again switches back. Expanded playlist folders stay expanded even after a restart.
Something missing or wrong? Let us know. The app interface is available in English and German.