Folder Structure

Overview

BeatOps scans a single "beats folder" that you configure in Settings. Each subfolder inside it represents one beat. BeatOps reads the contents of each subfolder to detect audio files, images, and stems.

Directory Layout

Here is an example of how your beats folder should be organized:

beats/
  drake-type-beat-midnight/
    Drake Type Beat - Midnight.mp3
    Drake Type Beat - Midnight.wav
    cover.jpg
    stems/
      melody.wav
      drums.wav
      bass.wav
  travis-scott-type-beat-flames/
    Travis Scott Type Beat - Flames.mp3
    Travis Scott Type Beat - Flames.wav
    thumbnail.png

How Beats Are Detected

• Each subfolder in your beats folder becomes one beat in the library
• The folder name is used as the beat title if no parseable audio filenames are found
• Audio files, images, and stems inside the folder are automatically detected
• Nested subfolders (like stems/) are scanned for stem files only

Tips

• Keep one beat per folder for clean organization
• Use descriptive folder names as a fallback for beat titles
• Include both WAV and MP3 versions for maximum platform compatibility
• Only include exportable files (final audio, images, stems) - not project files, loose samples, or other work-in-progress files