Path naming
#5144
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I think these collaborations are mostly producing singles. Since you can use queries for your paths configuration and use combinations, you could do something in the likes of: paths:
albumartist::deadmau5 albumtype:single deadmau5/$album%aunique{}/$albumartist - $album - $track - $title It should match albumartist that contains "deadmau5" (as a regexp) that are singles. Plugins that might be of help: |
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Currently I've got a music directory which contains a mix of 'artist' folders, and 'albumartist' folders, and frankly it's a mess.
As an example here's a few folder names:
deadmau5
deadmau5 & Chris Lake
deadmau5 & Kaskade
deadmau5 & Kiesza
deadmau5 & Lights
I'm wondering if there's a better way to create folders for albums with multiple artists; instead of having a separate folder for each of them on the root of the music directory?
I've read the note about artists, and the logic makes sense. But it also doesn't make sense to me to have a folder at the root of the music directory each time 2 artist get together and make an album.
My current default path is: $albumartist/$album%aunique{}/$albumartist - $album - $track - $title
( I name the tracks as such in case they get copied to a single directory, they will still sort properly by artist, album, track.. )
In the example in the documentation it makes sense how a single album could be split into multiple root level artist folders; I guess that's why this feels so messy to me.
Is there a template I'm unaware of for 'release artist' that would always be deadmau5 since that's the artist who released the album, even though the album contains tracks from multiple artists? Feel like I'm not fully grasping this, but I hope that makes sense.
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