Overview
Once a track is in your library, you can overwrite any of its details — fix a typo, set a custom price, dial in a BPM, add your own tags. You can also create a fresh track manually for stuff that isn’t on a supported platform.
Manually adding a track
Some tracks aren’t set up for TrackDen but you still want them in your library. You can add one by hand:
- Click the + icon in the Tracks section of the left sidebar.
- Fill in the new track’s details.
- Click Save.
Updating a track
- Select the track so its details appear in the right-hand panel.
- Click the Edit button.
- Change any field you want.
- Click Save.
Auto-filling BPM on Bandcamp
Bandcamp pages don’t expose a BPM, so there’s normally nothing for TrackDen to read. If you run the free, third-party Bandcamp Tempo Adjust extension (also on Firefox), it detects the BPM right on the page — and TrackDen picks that value up for you automatically.
- It only fills a track whose BPM is empty — a value you typed in is never overwritten.
- The detected BPM is rounded to a whole number.
- Analysed the track after the page loaded? Just reopen the TrackDen popup and the BPM syncs into your library.
Track tagging
Beyond the tags TrackDen automatically retrieves from the source platform, you can add custom tags and filter your library by them. Start typing a tag in the box — matching tags appear and you can click to add. If no match exists, press Space to create the tag.
FAQs
Manual edits update the track locally in TrackDen — they don’t push back to the source platform. To run actions on Bandcamp or Beatport, use the action buttons from the playlist or selected-track panel.