Adam Pash from Lifehacker tells readers about TidySongs genre organizing: TidySongs is one of the only such tools I’ve seen that makes genre management so easy for your metadata, and as someone who rarely if ever pays attention to genre because it is always so inconsistent, it’s not a bad little tool to have—if only for that feature. Read the full Lifehacker post here.
Great exposure on LifeHacker, congratulations. The genre organization feature is just what I was looking for and after waiting for TuneUp to add this for months I was about ready to give up and start doing it by hand. The feature does the job, but if I might make a suggestion it is a little cumbersome and could benefit from some enhancements. For example, I accidentally clobbered several genres before I realized that the genres were staying checked after I renamed them. You could add a button to clear the checks, or just consolidate the renamed rows in the table after renaming. Providing an undo function would also be great. I hope this helps, and thanks for the great app!
Thanks for the feedback, Keith! It’s always helpful to hear what users would like to see in future versions of TidySongs.
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