Is there a way to get the numerical order I want in playlists?

[Anthony764]

Many of my classical playlists contain numbers, i.e. Piano Sonata No. 1, Piano Sonata No. 10. Right now the numerical ordering works like this:

1 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

as opposed to

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I would have to put a 0 in front of all single-digit numbers to get the correct order, but these playlists are ported from iTunes where doing so is not necessary.

[FelixP]

do you have a meta data editor app? These allow you to set track number as well as album art, file name, release dates, artists etc. They are very useful and I use them for all of my classical music.

I suggest getting one.

[Anthony764]

I use the macOS Music app for that purpose.

But it’s not the metadata in the file that’s the problem, it’s the playlists and the way Audirvana orders numbers. I know I can fix this by changing the playlist titles to Piano Sonata No. 01, I just don’t want to. Lol.

I’m just wondering if Audirvana can change the way it sorts numbers so it will place 10 after 9 rather than after 1.

[bezuidenhout79]

Hi there Anthony764.
I’m so frustrated by the same problem. It seems so weirdly illogical (also in the way it sorts albums with BWV or opus numbers).
did you find a solution?

Thanks SO much for any tips.
Kris