@rene So do I have to have the Qobuz app running as well on my PC? How do I select a song after submitting app id and secret?

I've been using the Groupings / Work tags for this for many years. I can't recall exactly where I picked up that tip, but it was from someone else in a tagging related discussion. I use the Groupings metadata as a way to track many things. As you can see from the screenshot below. Instrumental vs. HasVocal used in a Soundtrack Secondary / alternative genres. If Dolly Parton does a Rock album...you can label it Rock and Country and CountryRock. "Mellow" songs - slower tempo/chill Original vs. Cover vs. Re-Recording Orchestra, BigBand, Opera, (not just "Classical") Top40 - for me, that means it charted on the Billboard Hot 100. RS500 - Rolling Stone Top 500 songs list Disco, Dance (usually for R&B songs) Surf, Garage, HairMetal (usually for Rock songs) AdultContemporary - charted on the Billboard AC chart DrumSolo, Guitar - for tracks featuring these prominently etc. [image: Groupings.png] I also have a grouping value I use to indicate I've confirmed/updated the Year field. Personally, I want the year field to hold the original release date of the track...so if it's a greatest hits album or a various artists compilation, the Year field has the original date of the track's release, and I update the album name to include the year the album was released. That looks like this: [image: Year Grouping.png] Note: there is an "Original Year" field, but many players don't display or support that. This is a system I've been using for over 15 years... Hope this helps others with managing their collections.

Yes, I would also like to have this feature! Both suggested ways together to realise it would be great!

@sellige This. +1 This would be really useful for me too. I have a bash script based synchronization system for my music, which relies on playlist files. But every time exporting all playlists one by one is really tedious. Maybe additionally it would make sense to only enable the export for favorited/starred playlists.

BPM and initial key are used heavily by DJ's and others who need to consider how music "builds" over time. A few examples: generally DJ's want BPM (tempo) to build over time so you don't go from a "fast" song to a bit slower one...even a slight drop in tempo can cause people to leave a dance floor. DJ's doing beat mixing use BPM to find songs of similar BPMs that may then mix together well. The tonal "key" of a song can also help with mixing songs together or to create smooth transitions. People exercising or running often find they like a certain tempo for running, another for cool down, etc. Here's an article to learn more: The Best Running Song BPM (and How to Find Your Running BPM) https://www.beachbodyondemand.com/blog/find-running-bpm

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@br_shadow Hmmm there'd be a problem when the wrong lyrics are pulled then - so I'd still go with manually writing to the tag. I had, with Guayadeque, a lot of junk written automatically. The problem is that, if loaded into strawberry, which will pull lyrics when there aren't any, it simply displays the note saying that lyrics weren't found. I'm sure there are still a few tunes with wrongly embedded lyrics still in my collection... I still come across the odd one or two, then I have to open/edit/delete/save to clear, stop and start to pull lyrics, copy and paste and save to fix them in the file. WIth Guayadeque, even if lyrics are displayed (good or bad) you can click to 1. Search Lyrics, 2. Search in browser (actually the best hit rate if 1. doesn't work) and then 3. Save to the file.

@CherryStraw did Clementine have her own skin support?