Which MP3 tagging software do you use?

[cambb]

Hi,
Currently using MP3Tag and was wondering what everybody else uses?
Thanks

 

[Digital]

Same, MP3Tag. Had no problems with it, so haven't looked for any alternatives.

 

[lcg]

Mp3tag. It's the best tagging program I've used.

 

[no_sleep_til]

another +1 for MP3Tag...

 

[subbass]

I use the Godfather

 

[jbloggs]

MusicBrainz Picard and MP3Tag are about the best...

 

[csmager]

I tried MP3Tag, but ended up using Tag&Rename. Can't for the life of me remember what MP3Tag wouldn't do that I wanted!

 

[Meatball]

Personally I use iTunes and let it keep my music folder organized, it does a great job! You can also access high-quality digital album art for most albums from the Its .

 

[MDrX]

MusicBrainz Picard for me. It has always done a great job for me

 

[cambb]

trying out MediaMonkey as a alternative to MP3tag

 

[bledd]

I've gotten used to how Tag & Rename works now

So I only use that

 

[m4cc45]

Tag & Rename when I do it - very, very rare as I'm not a massive MP3 user - just the odd things I listen to but never had a problem with it.



M.

 

[.Simon]

Mp3Tag, but the old Windows 2000 version on the site.

 

[platypus]

Musicbrainz Picard/Mp3 Tag.

 

[rctneil]

I use mp3tag and it works perfectly.

In September last year I found an old iPod of my brothers which he didn;t use anymore so I took it, knowing that I would get an iPhone in January when it arrived on Vodafone so I set about organising my music collection whcih wasn't very big and consisted of just a few mp3 tracks laying about in a folder. I discovered tagging and installed itunes and hated the way it attempted to organise it all for me so I decided to disable all the organising features of iTunes and do it all manaually so I made a new folder in my "Music" folder and arranged all my songs as shown:

<artist>/<album>/<trackno> - <trackname>.mp3

I also put them all into mp3 tag and retagged every single one and assigned every track a piece of artwork. It's taken a very long time to get it perfect and then I dragged them all into itunes and they showed up perfectly, nice and organised and they imported onto my new iPhone brilliantly and look great with all the album artwork and are perfectly organised. Sooo glad I did it all manually. I know where all my tracks are and so on.

I've not posted this to say I reccomend everyone to do the same but it's just the way I did it and am sooo pleased with the way it turned out!

 

[HaMMuS]

Used to use The Godfather until they stopped updating it. Used Tag&Rename for a while, but now use Musicbrainz Picard.

 

[Meatball]

I use mp3tag and it works perfectly.

In September last year I found an old iPod of my brothers which he didn;t use anymore so I took it, knowing that I would get an iPhone in January when it arrived on Vodafone so I set about organising my music collection whcih wasn't very big and consisted of just a few mp3 tracks laying about in a folder. I discovered tagging and installed itunes and hated the way it attempted to organise it all for me so I decided to disable all the organising features of iTunes and do it all manaually so I made a new folder in my "Music" folder and arranged all my songs as shown:

<artist>/<album>/<trackno> - <trackname>.mp3

This is exactly how iTunes organizes my files

 

[cambb]

Might give Musicbrainz Picard a try

 

[valve90210]

Another vote for mp3tag, newer versions now get album art for you too which is great as it never used to do this!

 

[rctneil]

This is exactly how iTunes organizes my files

Yes it might do that but I have gone through every tag of the default set for every song and altered them to my licking and then organsied them as above