Editing Id3 Tags; Library Zoom; Display Album Art; Adding Album Art - Rane SIXTY-ONE Operator's Manual

Editing ID3 tags

Much of the information associated
with each file can be edited from within
Scratch Live. Double click on the
attribute within the main library to edit
the attribute. Filename, length, size, bit
rate and sampling cannot be edited. This
information is saved in the file itself. Note
that the protect library option in setup
must be unchecked to allow edits. for
details on auto-BPM See "Preparing
Your Files" on page 16.
TIP: Use the keyboard shortcut ctrl-e
to edit text. Hold down the ctrl key and
move with the arrow keys to change
to a different field while staying in edit
mode. When you have more than one
file selected, editing tags changes all
the files in your selection.
TIP: The second column in the library
is the label color for that file. Click it to
bring up a color palette, and customize
the Virtual Deck for that file.

Library Zoom

You can change the size of your library
text by using the shortcuts ctrl + and ctrl
–.

Display Album Art

MP3 files can
contain album art
information. Click
the Album Art
button at the very
bottom left of the
screen to open a
small window. This
window displays the album art of the track
currently selected in the library.
Album art can also be shown next to
the the track information display on each
Virtual Deck. Click on the Display tab in
the Setup screen to find this option. See
"Show Album Art On Deck" on page
39.
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Adding Album Art

You can add album art to a file by
dragging and dropping a jpeg or png file
onto the track in any of the album art
views, or onto the Album Art window. If
you do this while the track is loaded to a
Virtual Deck, the album artwork will not be
added until the track is ejected.

Status Icons

The leftmost column shows the status of
each track. The image to the left shows
five tracks with differing statuses.
• Scratch Live has detected some
corruption in the MP3 file. If
possible, re-encode the MP3.
• The track has been imported
from the iTunes library.
• The track has been imported
from the iTunes library, and
Scratch Live has detected some
corruption in the MP3 file. Solution: If
possible, re-encode the MP3.
• The track cannot be found. Most
likely the file has been renamed
or moved.
• Tracks that are read-only have a
locked icon.

More Info on Corrupt Files

If you have a corrupt file in your library,
hover your mouse over the status
icon for information on what type of
corruption was found. See "Corrupt File
Descriptions and Diagnoses" on page
41.
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File
Management
Located in the files pane are two buttons,
rescan ID3 tags and relocate lost files.
Use these tools for ongoing file and library
management.

Rescan ID3 Tags

Click this button to force Scratch Live to
re-read all file tags. Alternatively, you can
drag and drop files, folders, or drives onto
the rescan id3 tags button from the files
pane. This will only scan the files that you
drag and drop, resulting in much faster
processing.
TIP: Rescanning the tags is a handy
way to identify all the files that Scratch
Live can't find (for example if the files
have been altered or moved). These
tracks will show up red in the main
track list, with an exclamation mark in
the status column. You can sort by the
status column to group all these tracks
together.

Relocate Lost Files

This feature finds music and folders on
your computer that you have either moved
or altered.
1. Click the Relocate Lost Files button
to search all your drives (internal and
external) for files currently marked as not
found in your library.
2. When this process is complete, your
Scratch Live library will be updated with
the new location of your files.