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Navigating the music finder, Types, Artists, Composers, Albums, Tracks, Views

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Listening to Music Files Navigating the music finder The music finder makes it easy for you to view your music database and find the music you want to hear. The music database is organized into a hierarchy of views (Figure 21) to group your music into logical collections. • Types - categories or genres of music (Highest level) • Artists - those who perform the music • Composers - those who wrote the music • Albums - names of music collections • Tracks - individual songs (Lowest level) You can view your music in each grouping by clicking the appropriate Views button located to the right of the music finder in the application window. For example, if you select the classical category in the Types view and then click the Artists button, all your classical artists appear in the music finder. If you click the Composers button and select a composer from the list, and then click Albums, all albums with music by this composer are listed. You can also skip levels. For example, if you select Classical in the Types view, you can then click the Tracks button to display all your classical tracks. You can move down through the hierarchy of views quickly by double-clicking an item in the current view. For example, double-clicking the classical category in the Types view displays all your classical artists. Double-clicking one of your classical artists displays all albums containing tracks by that artist. The detailed rules for double-clicking down through the hierarchy are given in Figure 21. Figure 21 Moving down through the Music finder views Click the Types button. (Highest level) Double-clicking in the Types view opens the Artists view which shows you artists who perform that type of music. Double-click a music type Click the Composers button. Double-clicking in the Artists view opens the Albums view which shows you all your albums containing tracks by that Artist. Double-click an artist Double-clicking in the Composers view opens Double-click in the Album view which Composers shows you all your albums view by that composer. Double-clicking in the Albums view opens the Tracks view which shows you all tracks in that album. Double-click an Album Double-clicking an item in Tracks view starts the song playing. Double-click in Tracks view to play song 28 April 12, 2001 PDF259774_00

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April 12, 2001
PDF259774_00
Listening to Music Files
Navigating the music finder
The music
nder makes it easy for you to view your music database and
nd the music you
want to hear. The music database is organized into a hierarchy of views (Figure 21) to group
your music into logical collections.
Types
categories or genres of music (Highest level)
Artists
those who perform the music
Composers
those who wrote the music
Albums
names of music collections
Tracks
individual songs (Lowest level)
You can view your music in each grouping by clicking the appropriate
Views
button located
to the right of the music
nder in the application window. For example, if you select the clas-
sical category in the Types view and then click the
Artists
button, all your classical artists
appear in the music
nder. If you click the
Composers
button and select a composer from
the list, and then click
Albums
, all albums with music by this composer are listed. You can
also skip levels. For example, if you select Classical in the Types view, you can then click the
Tracks
button to display all your classical tracks.
You can move down through the hierarchy of views quickly by double-clicking an item in the
current view. For example, double-clicking the classical category in the Types view displays
all your classical artists. Double-clicking one of your classical artists displays all albums con-
taining tracks by that artist. The detailed rules for double-clicking down through the hierarchy
are given in Figure 21.
Figure 21
Moving down through the
Music finder views
Double-click
in Tracks view
to play song
Double-click a
music type
Double-click
an artist
Double-click
an Album
Click the
Types
button.
(Highest level)
Double-clicking in the Types
view opens the Artists view
which shows you artists who
perform that type of music.
Double-clicking in the Artists
view opens the Albums view
which shows you all your al-
bums containing tracks by
that Artist.
Double-clicking in the Al-
bums view opens the Tracks
view which shows you all
tracks in that album.
Double-clicking an item in
Tracks view starts the song
playing.
Click the
Composers
button.
Double-clicking in the
Composers view opens
the Album view which
shows you all your albums
by that composer.
Double-click in
Composers
view