If unticked, the current filename will be used for organization.Įxceptions allow you to fine-tune your template even further using rules. See Templates for more info on how to customize this. The default template will create a folder for each artist and a subfolder for each album, then name the files with the track # and title. ( Default: ticked, \ ) This is where you specify a template for MusicBee to use for each file when organizing it. If unticked, the current folders will be used. ( Default: ticked) If ticked, this will be the parent folder that all organized files are moved into.

You may have up to three different sections, because Music, Audiobooks, and Videos are organized separately. To delete a preset, highlight it in the list and press Delete.įor manual organization, this will be grayed out and auto-filled based on the type of files selected.

A new preset is saved the first time you apply it to files. Under presets there will be a list of organization templates you've used, which you can select to load into the current window. The File Organizer will open with all selected tracks loaded into the bottom portion of the window. It can also be triggered by the Rename command in the Tag Editor Menu, or by using Send To > Folder (Move) > Move to Organized Folder in the Main Panel context menu. This command is found in the File Menu and by default has the hotkey Ctrl+R. Manual Organization NOTE Except for Copy commands, all manual organization is disabled when Auto-Organize is enabled. 2.1 Automatically Sweep and Organize New Files.

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