TrackRate user guide
Album & Artist Browser
Browse, sort, filter, mark, preview, and act on artists and albums in TrackRate Premium.
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What can I do in the Album and Artist Browser?
The Premium browser presents the library by artists, albums, and tracks rather than physical folders. Use it to explore an artist’s catalog, inspect album artwork, mark whole artists or albums, and apply actions to the resulting selection.
It is especially useful when file paths are inconsistent but metadata is clean. Correct artist and album fields first when releases appear split or under the wrong artist.
How do sorting, filtering, and views work in the Browser?
Choose the artist or album view, then sort and filter the visible catalog using the browser controls. Selecting an artist reveals albums; selecting an album reveals its tracks. The Browser operates on the active TrackRate database.
Use ordinary library filters before opening the Browser when you want a constrained catalog—for example one genre, decade, or folder—then use Browser sorting to inspect the result visually.
How do I mark an artist, album, or individual tracks for an action?
The artist-row M button marks every track for that artist. The album-card M button marks an album. In the right panel, use track checkboxes or Mark All/Unmark All for finer control. Active marks display a confirmation state.
Review the marked count before copying, moving, tagging, or adding tracks elsewhere. Marking selects library entries; it does not immediately change or delete the files.
Why is an album split, missing artwork, or assigned to the wrong artist?
The Browser groups primarily from metadata. Small differences such as “Artist Name” versus “Artist Name feat. Guest,” inconsistent album spelling, or missing year/album fields can create separate groups. Correct the metadata and refresh the relevant folder or view.
For artwork, confirm artist and album values before fetching. If providers still have no correct image, place manual artwork in TrackRate’s album-art storage.
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