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I would love this software so much if it actually worked reliably for large music libraries.

I disconnect my Serato interface, access the ‘Preperation’ tab and click Analyse all files to enable the beatgrid, BPM detect and song key detection for Serato DJ Pro.

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I then drag my macbook external hardrive icon within Serato DJ Pro’s ‘Files’ tab onto the ‘All audio’ section in Serato DJ Pro and it will import my files for me.(My cloud backup clients constantly monitor my files and upload any changes so I don’t need to worry about those usually) I mirror my entire collection over to my external DJing hard drive with this command robocopy.exe /MIR S:\audio\music Z:\music as I already have a Windows drive letter mapped to my DJing Macbook Pro’s external HD.I then run beet dup -d to delete any duplicates that have arisen.Once I am happy with the new locations I run beet move to copy them across.Once this is complete I run beet move -p to preview the locations beets will move my new imported files to on in my music collection.I answer the interactive import questions to match up metadata with releases.I run beet import S:\audio\music\incoming.I put all new music file to be processed in S:\audio\music\incoming.mp3 – the file extension – usually either flac or mp3.

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Under The Influence – the full name of the track.

The Chemical Brothers – the full name of the artist.

Chemical Brothers, The – the artist with ‘The’ moved to the end for easy scanning through the artists list.

S:\audio\music – my music collection top level folder.

S:\audio\music\Chemical Brothers, The\Surrender\The Chemical Brothers - Under The Influence 135.mp3 I structure the music in my library like so: Plexupdate – This updates my Plex Media Server library so it automatically imports the new music.įtintitle – This moves all the ‘featured artists’ in song names and albums into the title of the song. Unimported – Ignore non-music files and don’t copy them over. For example ‘The Chemical Brothers’ becomes ‘Chemical Brothers, The’ on the top level directory.īandcamp – Provide metadata from Bandcamp. The – For organising artists which contain the word ‘The’. Replaygain – for setting the gain level for the track intelligently in the file as analysed by mp3gain.exe Plugins: duplicates replaygain the ftintitle discogs bandcamp unimported plexupdateĭefault: %the/Comps/$artist - $title $bpm It is extremely powerful if you are comfortable with the commandline.

Whether you do is up to you, just know that it is there. When something is not available for purchase, or I have an old MP3 rip from a CD and I want a FLAC, then I use Soulseek.

I have spent SO much money on digital and physical copies of music over the years. I make a genuinely huge attempt to purchase all the music I play for my stream. Java -jar bandcamp-collection-downloader.jar -f=flac -j=1 -r=3 socialistsynthesis Remember to download the latest JDK NOT just the latest JRE otherwise it won’t work. If you want to use it you will have to replace ‘socialistsynthesis’ to be your bandcamp username. I use the following settings in a batch file which works reliably. It checks whether it has downloaded a purchase before as well, so you don’t need to re-download everything, just what has been added recently to your collection. It required a few tweaks to get to work reliably under Windows, and if you haven’t got any scripting skills then it will be a pain, but it has been hugely useful in syncing my Bandcamp purchases, of which I have over 200. It is commercial but is a very small cost and contains access to a lot of metadata services. I have found this to be the fastest and most reliable CD ripper. I use the following tools to organise my music library:

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My music library is around 24k files, mostly FLAC and some 320kbps MP3s.