Item Type
Choose from Advert, Command, Jingle, Network, Package, Promo, Song or VoiceTrack

Cart
A unique numerical value - used in automation systems and schedulers.  The "A" button automatically assigns a new Cart Number based on the ItemType range

Artist
The artist or group of the track
The "S" button performs a Smart Case operation to capitalize the first letter of each word

Artists
The unique artists on this track, separated by a /  Used by some schedulers to allow Artist protection between each person/group.
There is also a Related Artists field, which is explained further down this page.

Interpret FileName
This routine looks at the FileName field to obtain the Artist and Title (using a hyphen delimeter) along with the following criteria for multiple Artists populating the Artists field:

Artist1 featuring Artist2 - Song Title 
Artist1 feat Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 feat. Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 and Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 with Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 vs Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 aka Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 x Artist2 - Song Title
Artist1 X Artist2 - Song Title
This also allows for scenarios like: Artist1 vs Artist2 with Artist3 and Artist4 - Song Title

The lowercase and is interpreted as an Artist delimeter, but AND is not.  eg: YEARS AND YEARS is a single artist, but YEARS and YEARS would be treated (and split) as separate artists.  As an example, this is about as silly as a filename can get using some of the above rules:

C:\MUSIC\ARTIST1 vs ARTIST2 with ARTIST3 and ARTIST4 x ARTIST5 feat. ARTIST6 featuring ARTIST7 feat ARTIST8 with ARTIST9 - SONG TITLE.wav
will populate the Artists field with: ARTIST1/ARTIST2/ARTIST3/ARTIST4/ARTIST5/ARTIST6/ARTIST7/ARTIST8/ARTIST9

Related Artists
This is where you'd list other Artists who are somehow related, musically, to this current Artist/Song.  A good example is solo material by a group member, so if the current song was TAKE THAT feat LULU - RELIGHT MY FIRE, the Related Artists field would contain the following: GARY BARLOW, HOWARD DONALD, JASON ORANGE, MARK OWEN, ROBBIE WILLIAMS.  When adding a Related Artist, you can press the <enter> key to add it.

This list can be used by playout systems to keep groups and their solo members' music separate, for example: When exporting to AutoTrack CSV, it is expected that you have the Primary Artist here, too.

"Related Artists" function differently to the "Artists" field as the latter is those on this track, but Related is some kind of link that a scheduler (ie: computer) wouldn't know, such as John Lennon being in the Beatles (unless you told it via Related Artists).  Most schedulers will backwards-inherit the links, so it may also keep solo tracks from LULU and ROBBIE WILLIAMS apart because of the relationship defined above.

The Auto Populate Related Artists button will scan the defined Related Artists and put any matching ones into this list.

Title
The name of the track
The "S" button performs a Smart Case operation to capitalize the first letter of each word

Album
The album that the track is from

Year
The year of release - click the word "Year" to automatically apply the current Year to the field.

End
How this track ends - Cold, End, Fade, Sustain... You can enter whatever you like.
You can set using CTRL-C, CTRL-E or CTRL-F for Cold, End or Fade respectively.

Gender
Duet, Female, Group, Instrumental, Male, Other - click the word "Gender" to automatically apply the global Gender (if defined, from the Genders.ini file) to the field.

Mood
A free-text field (or list picker) for the mood of the track.

In order to pick from a pre-determined series of Moods, you need to add the following to the MyLibrary.ini (configuration settings) file:

[Moods]
Mood1=Lively
Mood2=Sad
Mood3=Cheerful

Up to 100 preset Moods can be defined here.  Once you have this section added+defined, a "set" button will appear next to the Mood field the next time you open the SongCard.

Tempo
The speed of the track

Show Artist List
Displays a list of Artists from the Related Artists text file (menu>Library Actions>Special Actions) to help ascertain existing Artist combinations for duplicates, eg: ARTIST A feat. ARTIST B WITH ARTIST C etc.

Interpet Filename
Populates the Artist+Title fields based upon the filename format.

Exists as WAV File
Used to denote that this track is a linear file rather than an MP3. Useful when you have MP3 and WAV copies of audio and wish to easily find tracks that you *only* have as an MP3 (like when ripping a new CD compilation album).  Just as a JMD file will match track info (and Cart Numbers), this marker can help you determine if the track already exists as a WAV somewhere.

This will also export a Source attribute to mAirList v6 MMD as Source=MP3 or Source=WAV

AutoCue
Automatically determines the Cue In and Segue points for the audio track.

Backup Path
An alternative path to the file.  An LED will light green to show that a matching filename exists in this alternative folder.  If it doesn't, the LED is red.  If the field is empty, the LED is greyed-out.

Cue In
The start-point of the track - This is where the track will play from.  If exporting to EncoDAD, the CueIn (aka: Head) will be a non-destructive edit so that the track always plays from this point.  When exporting to Broadcast Radio's Myriad (v3 or v4), there is an option in the Import Wizard to Automatically Trim Markers which will remove all audio before the CueIn point - this is a destructive edit!  In Myriad v5, this is purely a "start" marker".

Intro 1, 2, 3 
These are points at which the singing (or other significant noises) start

Hook In
The start of the chorus or memorable "hook".  Can be used in mAirList and Myriad to create "hook teases" of upcoming tracks in your playlist.

Hook Out
The end of the memorable "hook".  If this value is not set, or is lower than the Hook In time, the time window will change to a blue background.

Segue
The point at which the next item will start in automation.  This will also provide a value (in mm:ss format) for the Duration field in the main view.