The track table¶

The table shows the tracks of the current view: Tracks, Incoming, Archive or a playlist. It is virtual, so large libraries scroll smoothly, and it loads 200 rows at a time as you scroll.

Columns¶

Default columns, left to right:

Column	Shows
Play and row number	A play button (an animated equaliser while playing) and the row number.
Status	A small icon: stage while preparing, Needs attention, or the tagging result.
TRACK / ARTIST	Artwork, title, a file-type badge such as `FLAC`, and the artist.
GENRE	The genre tag.
BPM	Measured tempo, two decimals.
KEY	A chip in Camelot notation, for example `7A`.
ENERGY	`N/10` and a bar.
DURATION	`m:ss`.
PREVIEW	A mini waveform with cue markers.

A missing value is shown as an em dash.

The Choose and order columns button at the right end of the header opens a Table columns dialog with a Find metadata search, a checkbox per column and arrows to reorder.

The Table columns dialog with a Find metadata box, checkboxes for Title, Genre, BPM, Key, Energy, Duration and Preview, and more columns such as Artist, Album art, Album, Location and Status — The Table columns dialog. Tick a column to show it and use the arrows to reorder.

Beyond the defaults you can show album, location, status, album art, file type, date added, date modified, codec, sample rate, channels, bit depth, bitrate, size, encoded duration, container, and any embedded tag field CueRithm finds, such as album artist, comment, rating, year, track and disc number, label, ISRC and catalogue number. Your choices are saved on this computer.

Sorting¶

Click TRACK, ARTIST, BPM or ENERGY to sort. Click again to reverse. Title and artist sort case-insensitively. Inside an ordinary playlist you can also return to Manual order.

Searching and filtering¶

The header search filters the current view by title, artist and genre with a case-insensitive "contains" match. Press Cmd+F to jump to it. The list updates as you type, the toolbar label changes to Search results, and the footer counts the matches. There are no per-column filters.

Search results for Kyle showing a single matching track — Searching "Kyle" matches the artist name. The grey hint text disappears as soon as you type.

For anything richer, make a smart playlist.

Selecting¶

Action	Result
Click	Select one row
`Cmd` + click	Toggle a row
`Shift` + click	Select a range
`Cmd`+`A`	Select every track in the view

When rows are selected, the toolbar above the table changes.

Selection toolbar: Analyze again, Archive, and Choose playlist with Add to playlist — With a selection: Analyze again, Archive, and the playlist chooser.

Analyze again re-queues the selected tracks. This is the only way finished results change.
Archive hides tracks from Tracks and playlists but keeps their analysis and cues. In the Archive view this becomes Restore.
Choose playlist and Add to playlist add the selection to an ordinary playlist.

The ⋯ button on a row offers Analyze again and Archive track (or Restore to library in the Archive). A row that needs attention shows a retry icon instead.

Status icons¶

While preparing: Queued, Waiting for file, Decoding, Analyzing, Matching catalog, Preparing tags, Writing tags, Applying cues. Tagging outcomes: Tagged from catalog match, Already tagged, No catalog match; existing tags kept. A failed track shows Needs attention, with the error as a tooltip and, in Incoming, as the second line of the row.