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I say at the end of that thread that it's mighty slow but discovered later that it really isn't that bad. Genre: electronic Comment: 'electronic' 'downtempo' 'slow' It basically puts the most popular tag in 'Genre' and then fills the 'Comment' field with that tag and some other popular ones. Then I asked this question here and found an applescript that fetches the genre tags for an mp3 from last.fm. And I didn't want to do genres per song manually. 'This artist mainly makes Grouping: downtempo Genre: electronica', you know. This was quite satisfactory, but I eventually got bummed out because I slapped the (sub)genre on per artist, not per song.

Or downtempo music of all genres and electronica of all subgenres. Useful because I could sort both on 80s music and on pop of all periods. I used to have both 'Grouping' and 'Genre' showing for songs and used 'Genre' for the main genre and 'Grouping' for the subgenre (e.g. Surprised to hear it doesn't work for Leopard though - yet another reason not to upgrade. I use iEatBrainz as well and share your semi-satisfaction. Thanks! posted by cosmic osmo to Computers & Internet (21 answers total) 43 users marked this as a favorite

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Practical suggestions about how to go about this? In the past when I've tried to organize my library, I've made one big playlist called 'FIX,' put the whole library in, and removed songs/albums when I was satisfied with their tags. How have you tackled the subgenre issue in iTunes? Right now I have in the genre column 'Main Genre: Subgenre,' but I'm willing to hear other suggestions (I have no classical music to speak of, so the 'category' and 'grouping' info fields are up for grabs).ДЈ. The songs are also a fair mix of MP3/AAC.Дў. For the most part the songs I have are already tagged, just not consistently.

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What are some good software options to help me? I'm more than willing to pay a shareware fee to support the developers if it's a good program (again, I'm on Leopard, and I'm not willing to give up iTunes). I have no idea what software I should use for a library this size-in the past I've used MPFreaker, but I doubt that's the best option any more.ДЎ. I've tried to do this manually using the allmusic database and infinite amounts of patience, but I have more than 20,000 songs and it's getting impractical. shoegazer, or.), while still being able to browse by genre at large (r&b, hip hop, rock). I'd also like to be able to distinguish sub-genres of music (i.e., neo-soul vs.

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Requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or newer.My goals for this project are to have every song in my library properly tagged (artist, album, year, track #, etc.) in a consistent format, with artwork where applicable. Universal for Intel and PowerPC-based MacsДЄvailable now for online purchase for US $20.Work with iTunesв„ў playlists or directly with your music library folder.

Additional simple вЂњdrag-and-dropвЂќ mode for no-fuss operation.

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Advanced mode includes manual editing of lyrics, artwork, and other info.

Process any number of songs automatically.

Automatically finds and adds album name, genre, year, track number.

Automatically finds and inserts song lyrics.

MPFreaker is simply indispensable for people who love their music collections.ДЄutomatically finds and inserts album artwork You can then search manually or automatically for whatever information you need. or launch MPFreaker normally and work directly on your iTunes playlists. MPFreaker is easy to use: just drag and drop some song files onto the MPFreaker icon to put it to work.

but I pointed MPFreaker at those albums and, blammo, not only did I have proper track numbers, but the album's year information and cover art as well.' Modern iPods will then let you see your newly added album artwork and song lyrics on the go! Macworld Magazine editor Jason Snell's iTunes library was, in his words, 'Pathetic. MPFreaker automatically finds artwork, lyrics and other information missing from your songs and adds it in for you. People who love their music collections shouldn't have to spend hours searching for and adding details to their songs. In addition to now being a Universal application running natively on Intel-based Macs, LairWare has added lyrics to MPFreaker's impressive array of information gathering capabilities. LairWare Software today announced a major new release of its easy-to-use Mac OS X music library improvement software.

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