Library
| Track | BPM | Key | Genre | Tags |
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Build a new crate
A crate is a frozen snapshot of tracks. A recipe re-runs the same filters live, so it keeps working as you add new music. Harmonic key matching assumes Rekordbox is displaying keys in Camelot notation (Preferences → Advanced → Browse). Saved crates export as .m3u8 for a quick drag into Rekordbox, or as a full XML you can re-import.
Gigs
Dashboard
Genres
BPM distribution
BPM range by genre
Bar spans min–max BPM for the genre, dot marks the average. Top 10 genres by track count.
Key distribution MajorMinor
Top artists
Data Cleaning
Genre grouping, missing metadata and duplicates — the housekeeping that doesn't fit anywhere else.
Genre spelling cleanup
Genre families
Groups used for filtering when building a crate.
Fill missing genre from artist
Where an artist's tagged tracks agree on one genre, apply it to their untagged tracks. Review before applying — these are suggestions, not facts.
Missing genre, key & BPM
Type a genre in directly — it autocompletes from genres already in your library. BPM and key still need filling in by ear: Rekordbox analyzes those from the audio, so Crate won't guess at them.
Possible duplicates
Matched by title + artist. Removing a copy also removes its notes and tags, and takes it out of any crate it's in.
Graph
Tracks connected to the crates they belong to — pick one or more crates to focus on them, narrow by genre, BPM or key, or leave everything selected to see how the whole library is structured.
AI Assist
Hand the tracks missing genre, key or BPM to an AI assistant of your choice, then bring its answer back here to review and apply — nothing goes anywhere without a file changing hands by your own hand.
How this works
1 — export for AI
One text file: the prompt, plus every track missing genre, key or BPM.
2 — import its answer
Accepts the file the AI gives back. Reviewed below before anything is applied.