Naming tokens
Use these in the naming template as {token}. Wrap parts that may be empty in [ ]:
the whole bracket disappears when a token inside it has no value. {{ and }} are
literal braces.
| Token | |
|---|---|
{title} | Track title |
{artist} | Track artist(s) |
{album_artist} | Album artist |
{album} | Album title |
{edition} | Edition or version, e.g. Deluxe |
{year} | Original release year |
{track} | Track number (with the padding and multi-disc settings) |
{disc} | Disc number |
{disc_count} | Number of discs |
{genre} | Primary genre |
{composer} | Composer |
{label} | Record label |
{catalog} | Catalogue number |
{isrc} | ISRC |
{codec} | Codec, e.g. FLAC |
{quality} | Quality label, e.g. FLAC 24/96 |
{bit_depth} | Bit depth, e.g. 24 |
{sample_rate} | Sample rate in kHz, e.g. 96 |
{bitrate} | Bitrate in kbps |
{source} | Where it came from, e.g. Soulseek |
{mbid} | MusicBrainz release ID |
Examples
| Template | Result |
|---|---|
{album_artist}/[{year} - ]{album}/{track} - {title} | Radiohead/1997 - OK Computer/02 - Paranoid Android.flac |
{album_artist}/{album}[ ({year})]/{track} {title} | Radiohead/OK Computer (1997)/02 Paranoid Android.flac |
{album_artist}/{album}/{track} - {artist} - {title} | Radiohead/OK Computer/02 - Radiohead - Paranoid Android.flac |
{album}/[[{year}]] {title} | OK Computer/[1997] Paranoid Android.flac |
[ ] marks an optional part; write [[ and ]] for literal brackets. The preview in
Settings shows exactly what your template produces, including a second disc and
characters that aren’t allowed in file names.
The extension is added for you. Characters that aren’t allowed in file names are replaced (Settings → Naming → options).