Audio file metadata editor available at Mp3tag, MacOS

Mp3tag is one of the most popular audio metadata editing applications in Windows. It works with many audio formats and has advanced tools to help users better organize music metadata. The good news (good, not too much; you know the reason in the last paragraph): The MP3 tag is finally coming to the Mac by offering the official app available in the Mac App Store.

Available on Mp3tag macOS

In addition to the possibility of editing music information, the application MP3 tag Allows you to do this for albums, podcasts and other audio files. Thus, the artist, music title, album, year, genre, composer, description and many more metadata can be placed.

Most regular users who subscribe to streaming services such as Apple Music do not need to edit audio file metadata. But this is especially important for professionals like DJs, people who want to organize their music library (like your beloved editor) and people who create podcasts to make sure their audio files contain all the data. Artists, genres, composers …

In addition to files in MP3 format, the application MP3 tag Also supports FLAC, OGG, OPUS, AIF, DSF, MPC, WAV, MP4 and M4V files. You can drag one or more audio files into the application to edit the metadata for each. Allows the app to change the title, artist, album, year, genre, composer, album number, and artwork for multiple audio files in just a few clicks.

Another great feature is available MP3 tag Integration with third-party online services that provide music databases such as Discox and MusicPrines. The function allows Download all the information about a song or album in seconds and automatically add it to the audio files.

However, a “big” snack: Application MP3 tag Available at the Mac App Store for. 21.99. You can change Mp3tag official website Download the seven-day trial version; The application on Windows is free, completely free.

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