MAC: select multiple files at once + change display mode

[kmlbgn]

Hello,

I have been dabbling with Onetagger for about an hour now. It is a cool app but I am constrained to write this question because I can't figure out how to select multiple files to bulk edit.
The only way that works is to hold cmd and use the up/down arrow, but that doesn't allow you to cherry pick.
Also this method doesn't work at all on the 'EDIT TAGS' tabs. There is no way to bulk edit tags, this is very important because most downloaded tracks come with prefilled tags that needs to be deleted completely.

I think i'm missing something here, because I can't think that this feature wouldn't exist since it would render this app completely useless since we are not dealing with library of 10 files, but hundreds/thousands.

Also, is there a way to change how tracks are displayed in the 'QUICK TAG' tabs ?
At the moment each track takes such as huge space that you only can see 6 of them at once. This is... extremely unoptimized when working in a folder with hundreds files.

Thanks for your help !

[Marekkon5]

Hello, to cherry pick you hold CTRL (on mac might be either option or alt) and the click with mouse.

Edit tags does not support bulk editing, bulk editing is only in QT. We usually recommend 3rd party apps like mp3tag for raw bulk editing.

And there is an option in settings which shows smaller / compact tiles for QT, it might solve your issue.

[kmlbgn]

CTRL doesnt work, I tried many time. (opt, cmd, ctrl, nothing works, only cmd+up/down)
I am wondering if it has something to do with the fact I am arm-based mac and not intel, do you think it makes a difference?
I am trying to build locally using docker for arm but im running into some problem.

Thanks for the heads up, I found the option you were talking about called "Thin, dense track", my bad

[Marekkon5]

The clicking should work, have you tried latest Actions build?

[kmlbgn]

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