Askar from DemoGeek reviewed TidySongs and described to users who TidySongs is useful to and how to clean up your music library.
“If you have too many songs on your iTunes library I’m sure you must have faced this issue before. How many times have you took the pain of going through one song at a time (probably) to fix the missing album names, artist name, genre and the other meta information on your song list? Wouldn’t you feel that’s a painful process? I’m sure you have.
TidySongs can help you with cleaning-up your iTunes library in a lot better and easier way. You can use TidySongs to edit song meta information. You can either do all the clean-up manually or your can let TidySongs do its job by letting it do automatically.”
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Posted on 09/10/09 by Kelly

Like all the other semi-obsessed geeky Apple fans out there, we were watching yesterday’s Apple announcement regarding new iPods and iTunes 9 – if you call constantly refreshing a web page to read scrolling text message snippits of the event since we weren’t invited…
As soon as it was available, we downloaded and started playing with iTunes 9. It crashed twice. I guess even the big guys have issues with new versions.
Some of you may be experiencing issues after installing iTunes 9 – notably, being asked for the location of your iTunes XML file. To fix this, simply upgrade TidySongs to version 1.575+ by dowloading it here.
This new version of TidySongs has numerous additional bug fixes, including ones that caused issues with the Find Duplicates function for some of you. Download load it and let us know what you think.
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TidySongs is being featured on Submit CSS, here’s a description from the Sumbit Css website about their purpose:
Submit Css is a website which showcases only the best web site designs on the web and allows you (the web designer) to submit your css-based designs. Submit Css has been around for quite some time and since the begining, we’ve been trying to showcase only the sites that we feel deserve to be showcased. We try to keep out all of the non-deserving sites and incorporate all of the good ones.
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Posted on 09/04/09 by Kelly
Joshua Schnell founder of Macgasm.net wrote a review on TidySongs to let users know some of the reasons TidySongs can help you get your music library organized.
Here is some of Joshua’s review from Macgasm.net:
“Tags and album art don’t always match up the way we might like them to, and manually editing the file info is tiresome at best, and downright annoying at worst. Didn’t we invent computers so we could take mundane tasks out of our lives and do something a little more interesting?
TidySongs literally tidies up your crappy media tags in the songs. It also removes duplicate songs, fixes misspelled songs, fills in years and genre information, and adds missing album artwork. It’s beautiful.” Read the full TidySongs article here on Macgasm.
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Posted on 08/19/09 by Kelly

David Pierce from MakeUseOf reviewed TidySongs in a post called “How to Organize Your iTunes Collection with TidySongs.” TidySongs is a brand-new Adobe AIR app, for Windows and Mac OS X, that hooks into your iTunes and goes bananas all over your music library, helping you to finally organize your iTunes collection. Photo Credit Read the full post by David Pierce here.
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Posted on 08/12/09 by Kelly

Alan Henry, via AppScout tested TidySongs to see if it could be the answer to his music library cleanliness. Here is an excerpt from his post: “TidySongs can correct your spelling, automatically fill in tag information that you may be missing, and for those of us who really enjoy building playlists by genre, can clean up duplicate or misspelled genres. Additionally, the app can scrub your library track by track with your supervision or automatically in one fell swoop.“ Full article on AppScout here.
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Posted on 08/11/09 by Kelly


Fix your songs with TidySongs! Webtechpoint wrote a post about how TidySongs can help you get your songs fixed.
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Posted on 08/10/09 by Kelly


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.
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Posted on 08/06/09 by Kelly