Inserting a backslash (\) slash (/) specifies a folder rather than a file name. The 'Content Grouping' field in the Edit Album Details or Edit Track Details dialog. The 'Label' field in the Edit Album Details dialog. The comment you have assigned to the album or track, if any. For other file formats, there is no tag for this. For files that use ID3 tags (WAV, AIFF, DSF) this is placed in TSOP ('performer sort order') tag. 'John, Elton', which you can then use in the filename of your saved tracks.
You can use this to enter the album or track artist in an alternative form, e.g. The artist alias you have assigned to the album or track, if any. The conductor you have assigned to the album or track, if any. The composer you have assigned to the album or track, if any. The genre you have assigned to the album, if any. Useful for singles or for grouping all your tracks by performing artist (if you don't care which album they came from). This is the track artist, if it has one, or the album artist if not. For this keyword to work properly, you should only enter track artist information for compilation albums / EPs. All tracks must have a title and this keyword is mandatory. We recommend omitting this keyword for singles. This is useful for preserving the order that the tracks appear in on the original album. This is the track number on the album, starting from 1. For singles, this is not normally used when saving tracks but you will need to enter something when you add the album to your collection, perhaps the name of the 'A' side, that you will recognise later. The album side on which the track appears, starting from 1. For singles, add the album to your collection under the name of the performing artist, or perhaps (for a sampler EP) again 'Various Artists'. For compilations, we recommend you add the album to your collection under 'Various Artists' and enter the artist separately for each track. When saving each track, VinylStudio replaces these with the album title, track title or whatever, as appropriate. To do this, you use keywords to tell VinylStudio how you want your tracks to be named and grouped into folders. That said, the preset values in the dropdown lists normally suffice, and option 2 (group tracks by album artist) is recommended for both albums and singles. These gives you a high degree of control over where the saved tracks end up. Controlling How Saved Tracks are Named Using Custom StringsĪdvanced users, or those who are interested in what is going on, might like to peruse or enter custom strings into the to determine exactly where your split-up tracks are stored. There are separate settings for albums and singles. You can select (or change) this behaviour using the dropdown in VinylStudio's.
By default, albums are grouped in folders by album artist, like this: Music VinylStudio offers considerable flexibility in how tracks are stored within this folder. You can change this folder in VinylStudio's, and you can also browse the folder from within this dialog. When you save your tracks, they are normally stored in the following folder: Music
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