The hallmark feature of beaTunes is its ability to analyze your music and display BPM, musical key, and ‘color’, which is analogous to the mood of the song. Its interface has a distinctly Apple vibe with its familiar 3-pane setup making it easy to navigate, but it’s dotted tastefully with with helpful, colorful information throughout. Find duplicates via acoustic fingerprintingīeaTunes is approachable as a general music playback app while remaining a robust and novel DJ library management utility that is initially unassuming for the novice but still expansive and delightful for the veteran.Find all songs iTunes marks with an exclamation mark and remove them from the library.Browse songs from your music collection that match the currently selected song.Create matchlists (i.e., playlists based on one or more sample songs).Sort existing playlists so that matching songs succeed each other.Automatically determine the musical key your songs are in.
Automatically determine BPM (beats per minute).Navigate in songs semantically (i.e., segment to segment).Here are some more examples of what you can do with beaTunes: Could your last mix CD's song order use some improvement? Let beaTunes re-arrange your playlist for you! Always wondered how you could take advantage of the BPM (beats per minute) field? Let beaTunes fill in the blanks and help you while DJ'ing at your next party. vs REM? beaTunes can easily fix this and other problems with its unique inspection feature (license required for applying one-click solutions). How well organized is your music library? Are your artists always spelled the same way? Any R.E.M. A skip count is added to a track when you skip over it on your iPod, by pressing the Next button before the track has completed, or when you skip a track when using iTunes DJ.BeaTunes is a full-featured music player and organizational tool for music collections.
ITunes has another counting trick up its sleeve: it records “skip counts”. The Play Count condition in smart playlists lets you choose from a number of operators: is, is not, is greater than, and so on.Note: for those who want to manipulate play counts-you can’t do so manually-check out Doug Adams’ You may, after looking at this playlist, decide to put some of those songs into rotation to listen to them more often (or remove them from your library). On the other end, you can make a playlist where Play Count Is Less Than 5, and sort in reverse order to see which tunes you don’t listen to much. Click on the Play Count column to sort in play count order, and you’ll be able to see your top tunes. Set up a smart playlist where Play Count Is Greater Than 10, for example, then view the playlist. Let’s say you want to see which songs you’ve listened to most. There are a number of options for the Play Count condition. Or you may want a Beatles playlist where you only hear songs whose play count is greater than 5, so you’ll only hear your favorite tunes, the ones you listen to most.
You may choose, for example, to create a smart playlist where the artist is Grateful Dead, and the Play Count condition Is In The Range 5 To 10. Using the play count condition in a smart playlist lets you refine your listening.
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