#musictagging — Public Fediverse posts

Hmm, how anal do I want to be about tagging my music? 🤔

Discogs have the album artist for all of the Bubblegum Crisis albums as various artists. I did used to have them all as the main artist, 馬飼野康二, but have now gone with 'Various Artists', but I see on last.fm that people have the album artist as how I had it before. Also, as I've got all the song titles in Japanese to match how they're listed on the CDs, should I rename the albums to Japanese too, like for example, 'バブルガムクライシス 4: REVENGE ROAD' instead of 'Bubblegum Crisis 4: Revenge Road'? The sleeves appear to have the title in English, though, with the Japanese title only on the spine. I do have the first album with its title in Japanese, however.

Oh, I don't know...

#BubblegumCrisis #MusicTagging

Has anyone messed with synced lyrics before for music? :soft_thinking: I started playing with Chronograph and swiftly started falling into an LRC file rabbit hole (I haven't played with their new bespoke file format yet).

One thing I can't figure out is how you're meant to denote stanzas. I figured you'd just leave a blank line between stanzas, but I don't see anyone else on LRCLib doing that and Jellyfin ignores empty lines entirely. I figured out you could just put a timecode followed by an empty line and Jellyfin renders it correctly, but I'm not sure if that's the proper way to do it and I don't wanna upload bad LRC files to LRCLib.

Any thoughts on stanzas for LRC files? Should Jellyfin be showing the line breaks, is a timecode followed by an empty line the proper way to do it, or should LRC files just not have a way to denote stanzas? This is super niche so I'm not expecting a reply, but it'd be super appreciated if I got one. :blobyeengrin:

#Lyrics #LRC #LRCLib #MusicTagging #Metadata #Jellyfin #Chronograph #FOSS

Poor schemas, poor cataloguing: why music tagging sucks

One common issue that many music enthusiasts face with their local music library is the tedious process of tagging. While tools like beets or MusicBrainz Picard can help streamline the process, there are still fundamental issues with the design of tags for music and the way they are applied. This not only makes exploring music more difficult, but it also limits the potential of our music collections and leaves many opportunities untapped.

The current state of music tagging leaves much to be desired. Tagging schemas are often incomplete, inconsistent, and incorrect, making it difficult to navigate music libraries and discover new music. This hinders the ability to find what you're looking for and prevents full exploration of the potential of music libraries.

https://sporks.space/2023/02/18/poor-schemas-poor-cataloguing-why-music-tagging-sucks/

#musiclibrary #musiccollection #musicmetadata #musicorganization #musicdiscovery #musicenthusiast #beets #musicbrainzpicard #musictechnology #musictagging #musictags #musicproblems #musicfrustrations #musicstreaming #musicstorage #localmusiclibrary #musicsearching #musicexploration

Poor schemas, poor cataloguing: why music tagging sucks

One common issue that many music enthusiasts face with their local music library is the tedious process of tagging. While tools like beets or MusicBrainz Picard can help streamline the process, there are still fundamental issues with the design of tags for music and the way they are applied. This not only makes exploring music more difficult, but it also limits the potential of our music collections and leaves many opportunities untapped.

The current state of music tagging leaves much to be desired. Tagging schemas are often incomplete, inconsistent, and incorrect, making it difficult to navigate music libraries and discover new music. This hinders the ability to find what you're looking for and prevents full exploration of the potential of music libraries.

https://sporks.space/2023/02/18/poor-schemas-poor-cataloguing-why-music-tagging-sucks/

#musiclibrary #musiccollection #musicmetadata #musicorganization #musicdiscovery #musicenthusiast #beets #musicbrainzpicard #musictechnology #musictagging #musictags #musicproblems #musicfrustrations #musicstreaming #musicstorage #localmusiclibrary #musicsearching #musicexploration

Poor schemas, poor cataloguing: why music tagging sucks

One common issue that many music enthusiasts face with their local music library is the tedious process of tagging. While tools like beets or MusicBrainz Picard can help streamline the process, there are still fundamental issues with the design of tags for music and the way they are applied. This not only makes exploring music more difficult, but it also limits the potential of our music collections and leaves many opportunities untapped.

The current state of music tagging leaves much to be desired. Tagging schemas are often incomplete, inconsistent, and incorrect, making it difficult to navigate music libraries and discover new music. This hinders the ability to find what you're looking for and prevents full exploration of the potential of music libraries.

https://sporks.space/2023/02/18/poor-schemas-poor-cataloguing-why-music-tagging-sucks/

#musiclibrary #musiccollection #musicmetadata #musicorganization #musicdiscovery #musicenthusiast #beets #musicbrainzpicard #musictechnology #musictagging #musictags #musicproblems #musicfrustrations #musicstreaming #musicstorage #localmusiclibrary #musicsearching #musicexploration

Poor schemas, poor cataloguing: why music tagging sucks

One common issue that many music enthusiasts face with their local music library is the tedious process of tagging. While tools like beets or MusicBrainz Picard can help streamline the process, there are still fundamental issues with the design of tags for music and the way they are applied. This not only makes exploring music more difficult, but it also limits the potential of our music collections and leaves many opportunities untapped.

The current state of music tagging leaves much to be desired. Tagging schemas are often incomplete, inconsistent, and incorrect, making it difficult to navigate music libraries and discover new music. This hinders the ability to find what you're looking for and prevents full exploration of the potential of music libraries.

https://sporks.space/2023/02/18/poor-schemas-poor-cataloguing-why-music-tagging-sucks/

#musiclibrary #musiccollection #musicmetadata #musicorganization #musicdiscovery #musicenthusiast #beets #musicbrainzpicard #musictechnology #musictagging #musictags #musicproblems #musicfrustrations #musicstreaming #musicstorage #localmusiclibrary #musicsearching #musicexploration

Poor schemas, poor cataloguing: why music tagging sucks

One common issue that many music enthusiasts face with their local music library is the tedious process of tagging. While tools like beets or MusicBrainz Picard can help streamline the process, there are still fundamental issues with the design of tags for music and the way they are applied. This not only makes exploring music more difficult, but it also limits the potential of our music collections and leaves many opportunities untapped.

The current state of music tagging leaves much to be desired. Tagging schemas are often incomplete, inconsistent, and incorrect, making it difficult to navigate music libraries and discover new music. This hinders the ability to find what you're looking for and prevents full exploration of the potential of music libraries.

https://sporks.space/2023/02/18/poor-schemas-poor-cataloguing-why-music-tagging-sucks/

#musiclibrary #musiccollection #musicmetadata #musicorganization #musicdiscovery #musicenthusiast #beets #musicbrainzpicard #musictechnology #musictagging #musictags #musicproblems #musicfrustrations #musicstreaming #musicstorage #localmusiclibrary #musicsearching #musicexploration