I'm a dj, and I use cd decks that can utilize mp3 folders and their folders. I organize my music by bpm, and then by the date I burned it. Currently I have itunes set up with smart playlists all in a folder so that I can choose a bunch of songs I want to use, drop them in a play list, and then a group of other smart playlists (configured to be a certain bpm range for each playlist) can use those songs.
So far I've been burning each different bpm playlist to a new cd, but I was wondering if there was a way I could burn an mp3 cd where the folders were set to bpm ranges rather than artists or albums. The latter two are actually redundant for my purposes since I never have more than one or two sons by the same artist in a playlist, and never have two songs off the same album.
I have toast right now, but can't figure it out. I would be willing to try other software and tools, as well as a new way of organizing them.
So for example I would like to choose the songs I'd like for a new playlist. Burn them to an mp3 cd, and have the cd organized into folders like so...
[bpm 101-105]
Track A
Track B
Track C
[bpm 106-110]
Track A
Track B
Track C
Instead of "track A, B, C" I would have just the original filename which already contained the song and artist nanem.
So far I've been burning each different bpm playlist to a new cd, but I was wondering if there was a way I could burn an mp3 cd where the folders were set to bpm ranges rather than artists or albums. The latter two are actually redundant for my purposes since I never have more than one or two sons by the same artist in a playlist, and never have two songs off the same album.
I have toast right now, but can't figure it out. I would be willing to try other software and tools, as well as a new way of organizing them.
So for example I would like to choose the songs I'd like for a new playlist. Burn them to an mp3 cd, and have the cd organized into folders like so...
[bpm 101-105]
Track A
Track B
Track C
[bpm 106-110]
Track A
Track B
Track C
Instead of "track A, B, C" I would have just the original filename which already contained the song and artist nanem.