If only there were a way to exorcise a particular instrument. Much jazz,
and a whole bunch of classical seeds seem to invoke the hated soprano
saxophone. Oregon is a particular offender, and some Keith Jarrett seem
infused with this screeching, soft-jazz instrument. I know Coltrane did
some marve
mherger wrote:
> > First off, I have deleted every Chris De Burgh song from my library.
> It
> > was harder than I thought. Despite removing every album under Album
> > Artist, there were still some versions of Lady in Red that remained
> in
> > Billboard top 100 and Various Artists that Smartm
You could put give these their own Genre (i,e, DNP) , then in the
Smartmix options, exclude DNP
Not sure if this would work, but try "-John Williams" in the Artist
Field in the Smartmix recipe.
7.9 would allow you to create "library views", filtered views of your
music collection. Create one wh
First off, I have deleted every Chris De Burgh song from my library. It
was harder than I thought. Despite removing every album under Album
Artist, there were still some versions of Lady in Red that remained in
Billboard top 100 and Various Artists that Smartmix would dredge up at
the most inopp
doctor_big wrote:
>
> Next, I'm working on finding some way to exclude John Williams and James
> Horner albums, as Titanic and Gladiator soundtracks seem to weasel their
> ways in to any mix that starts off with Classical music.
>
> What do you guys have?
>
> Jason
You could put give these t
Hey all,
First off, I want to make it clear that I love, -love-, LOVE smartmix.
it's helped me discover the depths of my 9k album library, use it in a
manner that would be impossible in any other manner.
But that said, living with Smartmix is like living with another person
who acts as a disc
