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Emulates Music search and copies results to a playlist

AppleScript Applet for Music

Universal, for macOS 11 and later only. Search the entire Music app library, or a selected playlist, for user-entered text by All, Song Title, Artist, Album, or Composer tag and copy the track results to a Search Results playlist, which will be created automatically if necessary. Can optionally re-create or append to the Search Results playlist on each run.

Action shot:

Search Results to Playlist in action

This window floats over the Music app while the script is active.

Latest version:

  • v3.5 January 26, 2023

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Current v3.5

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Info:

  • This is an Applet
  • works with: Music
  • file format: Application (Applet)
  • Gatekeeper Security: Notarized by Apple
  • current version downloads: 201 | total downloads: 571
  • .dmg download size: 1.2MB

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