Please help: Import Problems

[LeftAtThePool]

% beet import -s '/Users/user1/Music/Musik/06.-Odyssee Of Noises - Firedance (The Sunrise).aiff'

/Users/user1/Music/Musik/06.-Odyssee Of Noises - Firedance (The Sunrise).aiff

Finding tags for track "06. - Odyssee Of Noises ".

Somehow the track number is identified as the artist when importing. What am I doing wrong?
It is extremely frustrating to import like this.
Im very new to beets, and have struggled with this problem before and quit trying to learn beets for a few months.
Id be very grateful for your help as I can't imaging beets failing with something like this

This is my config file:

import:
    copy: yes
    write: yes
plugins: edit fromfilename fetchart embedart bandcamp discogs beatport4 lastgen$
original_date: yes
fetchart:
    auto: yes
    high_resolution: yes
    sources:
        - filesytem
        - coverart
        - bandcamp
        - itunes
        - discogs
        - spotify
embedart:
    ifempty: yes
lastgenre:
    source: track
    count: 3
    seperator: "/ "
musicbrainz:
    extra_tags: [year, catalognum, label]
    external_ids:
        discogs: yes
        bandcamp: yes
        beatport: yes
bandcamp:
    include_digital_only_tracks: true
    search_max: 10
    exclude_extra_fields:
        - comments
        - lyrics
beatport4:
    source_weight: 0.2

Thanks! :)

[arsaboo]

Wherever possible, import as albums (not singletons). You can try disabling the fromfilename plugin.

[LeftAtThePool]

Thank you for your fast reply! This relates to another question I have. Since most of my collection consists of singletons I thought it makes sense to sort music like artist>track rather than artist>album>track.

Does beets support such a file structure? Sometimes, as here, I got the impression lots of beets features are closely tied to the usual artist>album>track filestructure.

[arsaboo]

It doesn't have to be artist>album>track. My library (mostly Indian music, which is organized around album), is organized as Alphabet>Album>Track (where Alphabet is the first letter of the album name).

Artist>track does not make sense as you combine multiple albums in that case, which will be impossible to read in any player (e.g., Plex or Navidrome).

Your collection is not singletons, but incomplete albums. Thus, I would suggest you use the more traditional artist>album>track structure.