SonodexSmartlists
Smartlists fill themselves according to rules, such as “BPM between 124 and 128 and genre contains House”. Here is how to create them and combine rules.
On this page
Create smartlistLink to “Create smartlist”
- Click “+” in the playlist tree.
- In the “New playlist or smartlist” dialogue, switch to “Smartlist” and enter a name.
- Choose under “Rule logic”: “All rules must match” or “At least one rule matches”.
- Create rules with “+ Add rule”. Sonodex shows live how many tracks meet them.
- “Save”.
FieldsLink to “Fields”
Title, artist, album, genre, BPM, key, energy, rating, year, plays, duration, bitrate, file size, tags, status, format, version, cue colour, cue label, “Has loop”, “Has active loop”, “Has memory cue”, “In playlist”, “In folder”, “In smartlist”, “Added on”, “Changed on”, “Streaming service” and “File missing”.
ConditionsLink to “Conditions”
“contains”, “does not contain”, “starts with”, “ends with”, “is”, “is not”, “greater than”, “less than”, “between (inclusive)”, “is missing”, “regular expression”, “in the last X days”, “before”, “after”, “on”, plus “similar key” (key only) and “same BPM” (BPM only). For text you choose “Ignore case”, “Match case” or “Ignore ASCII · Rekordbox”.
Good to knowLink to “Good to know”
- Archived tracks do not appear in smartlists.
- “Duplicate as playlist” freezes the current state as a normal playlist.
- The smartlist generator (Tools → “Smartlist generator …” or Library tools → “Smartlist groups”) creates several smartlists at once, with a preview.
- Not every target format knows smartlists. Serato 4, for example, gets them as labelled static crates.
Something missing or wrong? Let us know. The app interface is available in English and German.