Magic MP3 Tagger

"Magic MP3 Tagger," developed by Mathias Kunter, stands out in the Multimedia category, specifically in Editors & Converters. Unlike typical ID3 tag editors, this latest version, 2.2.6, goes beyond basic editing to precisely identify and sort music collections. The program leverages a dynamic identification algorithm that amalgamates available song data with an internal music database, accounting for different naming patterns, compilation discs, and even common misspellings.

Users can benefit from batch-editing all common ID3 tag fields, such as artist, album, title, release year, and track number. Not only does it use an internal music database, but it also supports online databases like freedb and MusicBrainz to download missing album information. This feature is especially powerful for those who need to organize a large number of music files.

"Magic MP3 Tagger" runs on a wide range of operating systems, including Windows XP, XP Professional, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and even 11. If you've previously used version 2.2, upgrading to this latest release is highly recommended due to added functionalities and improvements.

The program file name is Magic MP3 Tagger.exe, making it easy to locate on your system after a quick installation. One of the biggest advantages is its capability to organize thousands of music files on your hard disk, simply by defining how you want your files named (e.g., "Artist - Album - Track number - Title") and how your folders should be structured (e.g., "Artist / Album"). More

You may want to check out more software, such as Zortam Mp3 Media Studio PORTABLE, Magic Free M4A AAC OGG WAV to MP3 Audio Converter or MP3 Magic, which might be related to Magic MP3 Tagger.