Go into search mode so you take up as much of your screen as possible. Then sort by artist or BPM and go down the list. You’ll probably notice lots of the same genres near each other. Then just highlight the ones in the same category and do a bulk edit for all of them. I usually use the Genre field for stuff like this.
These will autopopulate with all of the tracks that match the criteria you set, and as long as you make sure to keep your Genres tagged correctly they’ll stay up to date.
You can open iTunes playlists directly in Traktor. Once you get your genre playlists down, you can use smart playlists to do all sorts of things. Pretty much any attribute you can think of can be used as a rule in them (star rating, things in the comments field, import date, etc.), and if you get them set up how you like whenever you import a new song into iTunes it’ll filter into all of the playlists you want it in.
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You are just mistaken In thinking that post was in any way related to you. It’s an example of what music Keithace listens to and dj’s with. It’s obviously not a universal rule!!
Back on topic… I would advocate using iTunes. Does a lot of the hard work for you. Failing that just tag everything and then sort in traktor via the genre column and then drag each genre into its own specific playlist. None of this is too tricky.