Radio preparation
Build and test radio-ready sets or listening blocks.
Session Mode
Build queues for listening, radio, release and DAW work.
Session mode helps you work with active queues, playlists and listening passes without losing the creative context of your library.
Listening work
Listening sessions with context
Session mode is for working with groups of songs instead of isolated files. Load a playlist, a library selection or a review queue and keep listening while you decide what belongs together.
- Load internal playlists.
- Build active queues.
- Search inside a session.
- Continue listening without losing context.
- Move between songs with next and previous controls.
Use cases
Useful for radio, releases and DAW rescue
Session mode helps you test how songs work together and prepare groups of tracks for a specific purpose.
Release selection
Compare candidates and decide what belongs in a release.
DAW Rescue
Group tracks that need production, stems, arrangement, mix or mastering.
Deep listening
Spend time with selected songs without browsing the full library.
Archive review
Check borderline tracks before archiving them.
Playlists
Playlists inside TagDeck
TagDeck playlists are internal working lists. They help you organize review passes, radio sets, release candidates, references and unfinished material.
- Create playlists from selections.
- Create playlists from filters.
- Add songs to queues.
- Reorder playlists.
- Use playlists as review sessions.
- Prepare future export workflows.
Purpose
Not a streaming player — a curation session
Session mode includes playback, but the goal is not just listening. The goal is deciding what the music is for.
Listen, compare, group, decide.
Decide together
Turn listening into decisions
Use Session mode when a single song is not enough and you need to understand how tracks work together.