Thanks to music streaming services, many are the users who they completely forgot about their MP3 libraries, comprehensive libraries that they had created over the years. However, not everyone has switched to streaming music, especially those who seek the highest quality in digital format.
If you are one of the users who still use their library in digital format to listen to your favorite music, chances are that use an application to correctly manage all the music that you add. If your application is missing some functions, today we are talking about a quite interesting alternative called Music Tag Editor.
Music Tag Editor is one of the more complete managers of music files in digital format which allows us to edit the metadata of the songs in batches or individually in addition, it also allows us to use it to convert the Music Tag text encoding and repair the code. Like iTunes, we can automatically download the album image of the song in addition to the file tags from MusicBrainz. Come on, everything that any other application can do.
Music format supported by Music Tag Editor
- MP3, M4A, MP4, FLAC, APE, AIFF, WAV, Ogg files, asf, dsf, dsd, wma, wmv ...
Supported tag formats: ID3V1, ID3V2, iTunes specific tags, xiphComments, APE Tag, Ogg Vorbis, Ogg Speex, Ogg Flac
If you still use iTunes on your computer (it should be remembered that it disappeared with the launch of macOS Catalina), this application is totally compatible with iTunes tagging, incorporates a player compatible with all audio formats.
Music Tag Editor is available for download for free, but in order to get the most out of it we have to go to the checkout and make use of the lifetime subscription that has a cost of 21,99 euros. If you are not sure if this application will be able to cover your needs, you have the option of paying for a monthly subscription, the price of which reaches 3,49 euros.
https://apps.apple.com/es/app/music-tag-editor/id?mt=12