Want to quickly put together music for
a show?
Our Music Scheduling software is much
more then a simple shuffle feature – it can generate hours of
playlists within minutes, with options to set spacing, rules and much
more – your listeners will think your playlists where hand picked!
You don't need to spend hours or days
adding tracks to a complicated database – our Music Scheduling
software uses the track information stored within the audio files.
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Download your free 30 day trial of
Music Scheduling software, and get started creating playlists!
When you open the Music Scheduling
software – you will see a screen similar to this one – to get
started simply add tracks and click Create Playlist!
Step 1
From the top of
the screen, add tracks that can be included in the playlist –
either using the buttons or the folders.
Add as many tracks
as you can, with different artists, etc. – these are the tracks
that the software can choose from when creating your playlist.
You can also drag
and drop folders – all tracks in that folder can then be considered
for your playlist (e.g. rather then adding each track from your music
folder, you could just add your music folder to the list of available
tracks).
Step 2
Click the Create
Playlist button – the software will then create your playlist!
If you see a
message saying that there is not enough tracks to create your
playlist, this could be due to not adding enough tracks in Step 1.
Step 3 – save your playlist!
Click
the Save button in the bottom right-hand corner to save your playlist
– playlists can be saved as Library Player Playout playlists, or
M3U or PLS files which can be opened in many third party audio
playing applications.
And that's it!
There are more
options you can set for your playlist, including creating rules,
identifying similar artists and track titles (e.g. so songs by Take
That and Robbie Williams are considered the same artist and don't
appear closer together), setting the sequence of spacing and changing
the length of the playlist (plus other spacing options).
These features
will be explored in future articles – although don't be afraid to
experiment with these options yourself!
If
you have any questions, or would like to discuss how the Music
Scheduling software can help you save a significant amount of time
creating playlists, contact Simon Pittman at:
simon@libraryplayer.co.uk
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