Whenever I use Sonic Sage to generate a playlist, many and often most of the tracks are ones that are not in my library. Why is that? And is there a way to force it to suggest only tracks that are in my library?
My music library is not small: almost 9,000 albums and about 134,000 tracks.
This is using Plexamp 4.11.0. Sonic Sage is set to use ChatGPT 4.
Settings - Open AI - âOnly use server matchesâ
No such setting appears in the Open AI settings in Plexamp. At least not in the (latest) version that Iâm using. This is what I see:
There was a new release just today. (except on Android)
Thatâs the one Iâm using and from which I took that screenshot.
Is this iOS or Android?
Sorry, should have made that clear: this is on iOS.
The AI doesnât know whatâs in your library; itâs meant to be used with âinfinite catalogsâ like TIDAL. We enabled it for servers because you could do something like âacoustic Radiohead tracksâ if you know you have Radiohead in your library.
Did there not used to be a setting âonly use server matchesâ as was suggested above?
I seem to remember not having this problem in the past (although I didnât use the functionality much).
Do you have a Tidal subscription? That setting does exist (at least on my Android device), but my guess is that itâs hidden if you donât have Tidal, since âonly use server matchesâ is the only option available. That setting doesnât affect what OpenAI recommends though, just how Plexamp tries to match those suggestions.
Did we ever get an answer for this that had a higher quality than ~âget TIDALâ?
Tidal integration is going to be sunset in October 2024. When that happens, will we be able to isolate âSonic sageâ to personal library?
This is one example of MANY attempts to use the AI integration to do a thing that AI is more than capable of.
Youâre wrong, and I wish you wouldnât assume the worst.
We canât isolate the search to your personal library because ChatGPT doesnât know whatâs in it.
Could you not let ChatGPT return the global results and then filter out the ones not present in the library?
Thatâs⊠what weâre doing. But the universe out there is giant compared to what are in peopleâs libraries.
Depends on the library. 
Youâre filtering it but still displaying the tracks that donât match. Perhaps an option in the settings so that the unmatched tracks wouldnât even display at all? Regardless of if we had the TIDAL integration or not?
ChatGPT would still search the wide universe and return what it always would, but then on the PlexAmp side there would be a logic filter to only display tracks that actually matched a record in the userâs library if the setting was set.
Thatâs the only way I see this feature still being useful moving forward with the TIDAL integration going away.
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