Thread: [Old Thread] Calibre for music?
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Old 10-24-2012, 08:06 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by AnnieWalker View Post
First of all, calibre is an amazing software. Thank you very much.

I'm a classical music enthusiast at the same time with more than five-thousand records and iTunes is a disaster in terms of classical music collection organization and management. I sometimes dream a calibre-like software before I go to sleep at nights...that I can tag a cd with more than 1 genre, a heavenly offspring of tag&rename, iTunes, amazon & allmusic cd databases and winamp...
Have you tried MediaMonkey? I'm not sure how it will be for classical music, but I can put songs into multiple genres and display them that way.
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