DjPhidelius
Hi,
Order of sorting in the columns of the browser:
sort by priority1:
browser_sort "+bpm"
then sort priority2:
browser_sort "+lenght"
What is the command that pre-sorts by BPM and then sub-sorts by time?
I can't get the staggering right.
Order of sorting in the columns of the browser:
sort by priority1:
browser_sort "+bpm"
then sort priority2:
browser_sort "+lenght"
What is the command that pre-sorts by BPM and then sub-sorts by time?
I can't get the staggering right.
Posted Wed 25 Nov 20 @ 11:45 am
locoDog
other way round, the last sort you perform is the primary order
Posted Wed 25 Nov 20 @ 4:31 pm
DjPhidelius
Does not answer my question.
To make it clear:
Primary sorting BPM:
125 5:34
125 3:50
126 2:58
127 4:12
127 9:10
127 3:44
130 3:26
Keep primary sorting BPM!
Secondary sorting TIME:
125 3:50
125 5:34
126 2:58
127 3:44
127 4:12
127 9:10
130 3:26
To make it clear:
Primary sorting BPM:
125 5:34
125 3:50
126 2:58
127 4:12
127 9:10
127 3:44
130 3:26
Keep primary sorting BPM!
Secondary sorting TIME:
125 3:50
125 5:34
126 2:58
127 3:44
127 4:12
127 9:10
130 3:26
Posted Wed 25 Nov 20 @ 9:46 pm
locoDog
browser_sort "+length" & browser_sort "+bpm"
primary bpm, secondary length
works fine here, in your OP you typo'd "length", it might have been that
primary bpm, secondary length
works fine here, in your OP you typo'd "length", it might have been that
Posted Wed 25 Nov 20 @ 10:39 pm
Adion
Keep in mind that bpm are sorted exactly down to the last decimal.
So 128.01 bpm will still come after 128.00 bpm
So 128.01 bpm will still come after 128.00 bpm
Posted Thu 26 Nov 20 @ 12:41 am
DjPhidelius
locodog wrote :
browser_sort "+length" & browser_sort "+bpm"
primary bpm, secondary length
works fine here, in your OP you typo'd "length", it might have been that
primary bpm, secondary length
works fine here, in your OP you typo'd "length", it might have been that
THAT...?
Posted Fri 27 Nov 20 @ 7:51 pm
DjPhidelius
Adion wrote :
Keep in mind that bpm are sorted exactly down to the last decimal.
So 128.01 bpm will still come after 128.00 bpm
So 128.01 bpm will still come after 128.00 bpm
Thanks, very important and useful hint
Posted Fri 27 Nov 20 @ 8:06 pm
DZino
Related question: What is the default browser sort for the track list. One would think it was the track number but it's not. How to sort by track number?
Posted Mon 14 Dec 20 @ 6:25 pm
Nicotux
Default Sort order is "no sort order", by using setting --> browser : keepSortOrder on , the last state can be kept
To sort by track number, (or any other field) right click the column header, add the column "Track" (or the other one) and click it to sort, click again to reverse sort order
To sort by track number, (or any other field) right click the column header, add the column "Track" (or the other one) and click it to sort, click again to reverse sort order
Posted Mon 14 Dec 20 @ 7:10 pm
DZino
Thank you so much. This post was a great help in solving my problem!!
Posted Tue 15 Dec 20 @ 1:29 am
Afghanimax2
Not to hijack this thread - but along the same lines
If you’re sorting by color - is there any way to specify the order?
Like
All the red tracks
Followed by blue tracks
Followed by yellow tracks
Etc
Thx
If you’re sorting by color - is there any way to specify the order?
Like
All the red tracks
Followed by blue tracks
Followed by yellow tracks
Etc
Thx
Posted Sun 20 Dec 20 @ 2:04 am