Right click the Playlist header (a menu which contains Columns and Groups should show up), and set everything up how you like it. Select a year from the list that shows up.ġ1. Go to the album list on the left of the window and select the view you set up in step 8. To add a type of cataloguing that isn't already listed in the code, you just need to add this to the code, directly after '%ARTIST%|', replacing the 'X.' with whatever catalouge letter/name you want:ġ0. %%|%ARTIST%|||||||||||||||$iflonger(%performer%,1,%performer%,%album artist%)|%ALBUM%|%DISCNUMBER%|%TRACKNUMBER%This will automatically display all of your music in the order: Year of composition, composer, opus/catalogue number, performer, album, disc number, track number. Add three new custom columns and set them up like so: Go to File > Preferences and click SimPlaylist in the left pane. (If you want to get rid of this playlist setup, all you have to do is repeat steps 3 to 5 and select 'Playlist View' instead of 'SimPlaylist' in Step 4.)Ħ.

Go back to View > Layout > Enable layout editing mode to disable it. In the window that pops up, select 'SimPlaylist' and click OK.ĥ. Right click the main playlist where all the tracks are listed and select 'Replace UI Element'. Go to View > Layout > Enable layout editing modeĤ. If not, you'll either have to modify the instructions accordingly or go to View > Layout > Quick Setup and select 'Album List + Visualization'.)ģ. (I'm assuming from this point that you already have an Album/Composer/Date list along the side of the window which displays its contents in the main window, similar to this. Click Apply and restart Foobar2000 when prompted. Repeat the process for the SimPlaylist Manager zip. Browse to your downloads folder and select the SimPlaylist zip. Click Components on the left pane and click the 'Install.' Button.

Download SimPlaylist and SimPlaylist Manager.Ģ. The listings are automatically generated based on the metadata of the albums/tracks you have in your library.ġ.

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