Searches and parameters
Quote from Martine M. on June 12, 2021, 6:19 pmCan you offer the option to search in order of Newest Music Added first?
Also, when I add categories, does it make the search more broad (by e.g. including both Electronic AND Pop songs, or does it get more specific, only searching for songs listed as BOTH Electronic and Pop?)
And the last suggestion I have to make your search more efficient and fruitful is to offer the option to EXCLUDE parameters, such as Holiday Music or Kids Music, or Rock, or instruments like Guitar and Ukulele.
Thank you! Love the site otherwise!!
Can you offer the option to search in order of Newest Music Added first?
Also, when I add categories, does it make the search more broad (by e.g. including both Electronic AND Pop songs, or does it get more specific, only searching for songs listed as BOTH Electronic and Pop?)
And the last suggestion I have to make your search more efficient and fruitful is to offer the option to EXCLUDE parameters, such as Holiday Music or Kids Music, or Rock, or instruments like Guitar and Ukulele.
Thank you! Love the site otherwise!!
Quote from TunePocket Support on June 18, 2021, 9:40 pmHi Martine,
Thanks for getting in touch!
Yes, you can search by the newest date! Look for the "Newest First" in the Sort By filter.
When you add additional categories it makes the search broader by including all selected categories, so you can include both Pop and Chillout songs in the search. Within one genre you can add or remove individual sub-genres if you want to be super specific.
In our experience, searching by mood is usually the best starting point. Then you will see which genres have music with that mood.
The moods work in the opposite fashion, though. You can say I want the songs that are "sad" and "somber" at the same time.
Excluding parameters is a great idea, we've been looking into that for some time. Hopefully have something to try soon.
Thanks!
Hi Martine,
Thanks for getting in touch!
Yes, you can search by the newest date! Look for the "Newest First" in the Sort By filter.
When you add additional categories it makes the search broader by including all selected categories, so you can include both Pop and Chillout songs in the search. Within one genre you can add or remove individual sub-genres if you want to be super specific.
In our experience, searching by mood is usually the best starting point. Then you will see which genres have music with that mood.
The moods work in the opposite fashion, though. You can say I want the songs that are "sad" and "somber" at the same time.
Excluding parameters is a great idea, we've been looking into that for some time. Hopefully have something to try soon.
Thanks!
