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When you need to bring the beat down use the following.

Create a smart playlist:


Genre is Electronic and BPM is greater than 120

Of course, you'll need BPM info on your songs for this to work.

by dfbills on Jan 12 | 8:00 am

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Where do you get the BPM info from?

by Alvy on May 24 | 1:54 pm

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