This lets us define the Scope as follows:
-
Album:
This means all tracks of the album are a
ff
ected. There
can be several albums visible in the lower window, e.g. the disks
of a multi-disk release (separated with black bars). The scope
Album then means the one Album which is selected via the red
bar
-
All:
This means all tracks visible in the lower window.
-
Selection:
A selection of tracks which can be done by either
tapping on the
pad in the lower left or by doing a right
swipe in the lower window.
This reveals a vertical bar on the left:
Tapping on the
selects / de-selects all tracks at once,
tapping on the
selects / de-selects that track.
-
Track:
Just one single track, i.e. the one with the red bar.
Always make sure to have selected the proper Scope for your ed-
iting activities.
By the way, if you did a wrong edit you can undo that with the
pad in the lower right, or use the
pad to start
over completely.
Example 2
Now let‘s do a more demanding example. The next pages shows
an example of a album with some untagged tracks.
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