06-01-2022, 02:53 AM
Hi,
whenever I import sound files to a piece of sheet music, some MP3 tags seem to automatically be imported - e.g. artists. Which is pretty annoying for me, as I'm usually not interested in the executing artists who only stand for a musical example or practicing audio file and have nothing to do with the more or less know artist who stands behind the song.
In the beginning, I was wondering where all those tags came from and didn't know if the names were inserted from me or not. I'm now a little more experienced and often know that I need to delete an entry after importing a play-along file. But this can't be what it is meant for: Having more labour with keeping the data base clean instead of less work.
At the moment, I have more than 1300 songs from 430 composers and ~100 artists. Christian songs, pop music, jazz... A lot of them are from artists I don't know very well - so it's hard to distinct the correct and the faulty entries. Often, I only need those entries for copyright reasons.
What do other users think about that?
whenever I import sound files to a piece of sheet music, some MP3 tags seem to automatically be imported - e.g. artists. Which is pretty annoying for me, as I'm usually not interested in the executing artists who only stand for a musical example or practicing audio file and have nothing to do with the more or less know artist who stands behind the song.
In the beginning, I was wondering where all those tags came from and didn't know if the names were inserted from me or not. I'm now a little more experienced and often know that I need to delete an entry after importing a play-along file. But this can't be what it is meant for: Having more labour with keeping the data base clean instead of less work.
At the moment, I have more than 1300 songs from 430 composers and ~100 artists. Christian songs, pop music, jazz... A lot of them are from artists I don't know very well - so it's hard to distinct the correct and the faulty entries. Often, I only need those entries for copyright reasons.
What do other users think about that?