Some songs are meant to be played over and over again!
by dfbills on Oct 20 | 6:43 pm
Hi!
I've downloaded iTunes for Windows a week ago, and I love this little piece of software very much. Being a fan of playlists I found your website and loved it; I've had a lot of fun trying many of the things you posted about.
One thing that bugs me is the impossibility of making a "Top 25" that only takes into account the times you have played a track in a given period of time.
You have a nice "Top 25" setting, but is there a way of making something in the lines of,
Play Count - in the range of - 2 weeks
Limit to - 25 songs - selected by - most often played ?
What I wanted is to be able to make an empiric "list of most often played tracks during this week" without taking into account the times I've played the song in the past, and without having to reset the Play Count.
Thanks for your answer. The Playlist Strategy is very cool, I might try some of that. I'll tweak the smart playlist feature to see if I can come up with some strategy to match my listening habits...
The smart playlist features haven't changed since they were introduced in version 3.0.
Let's see what 5.0 brings next year..
by dfbills on Nov 01 | 2:05 pm
I also religiously rate my songs and use that also to create my Top 25. This is my version:
My Rating -> is -> *****
Limit to -> 25 -> songs by -> most often played.
This gives you the top 25 most-played songs, but they all have to be 5 stars. A little pedantic, but it's a bit more definite.
Note that this isn't exactly my top 25 songs--it's merely the 25 MOST OFTEN PLAYED--an educated guess based on frequency, which, apart from creating a standard playlist, is about the best iTunes can do. I just like it to see what I'm listening to the most.
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Some songs are meant to be played over and over again!