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Immunity

I use the following tip because I have a smart playlist (called Review for Deletion) created for all tracks with a 1 star Rating. I use this smart playlist to review tracks for possible deletion.

Now, I have a handful of tracks in my Library that I do not have any intention of deleting, yet I do not want to give a 2 star rating or better since I do not want them popping up in playlists of music I actually listen to frequently. Examples of these tracks in my collection are Stand Up Comedy, Oldies, and 80s Hits.

So, from here, I simply create a normal playlist (which I call Immunity), and place my Oldies, Comedy, Etc. in it. Then, I can create a "Playlist IS NOT Immunity" filter in my Review for Deletion playlist to keep these tracks from popping up when I am looking to remove some songs.

by thorleif on Aug 24 | 8:00 am

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