Customer Reviews of Tag Editor - Page #3

Personally, I very much like the spreadsheet-style interface of this tag editor. Needed a new solution after moving to Mac machines, and Tag Editor was what I finally landed on. Workflow is smooth, and can dramatically increase efficiency when editing large or small batches.

^{By la;skdjfs on Sep 18, 2024, USA}

Parfait, surtout pour renomer les tags tels que numéro de piste (track) car quand on importe plusieurs CD, la numérotation repart à 1 à chaque fois alors que pour conserver l'ordre de lecture il est préférable d'incrémenter toujours sans revenir à 1. De ce fait, Tag Editor Lite m'a beaucoup aidé et fait gagner un temps précieux. Merci !!

^{By Guileukow on Sep 07, 2024, France}

Did exactly what I wanted. Very easy and intuitive to use. My only complaint is that another tag editor messed up my files. Now the album always loads out of order. I was hoping this tag editor could fix the order but I don't see a way to edit the track number order.

^{By Hearts&Thoughts on Aug 27, 2024, USA}

all around great, it has some limitations for the more odd stuff like chapters in audiobooks or how technically genres are an array rather than just a single text object (which isn't actually used by basically anything so this doesn't super matter in any case) but it is fast, effective and easy to use

^{By user268172 on Aug 06, 2024, USA}

The free version only being able to save 3 files @a time is aggravating when you have hundreds of tags to change. Still, methinks $29.99 is a bit pricey for what it does, but it does it very well.

^{By Pithy Username Here on Jul 21, 2024, USA}

After iTunes on the Mac went away I coudn't figure out how to get the Apple Music app to do anything and didn't care to try. This is my second year paying for Tag Editor. I love seeing my entire music libary in a "spreadsheet" type layout. You can copy and paste album cover images into the Artwork field, add lyrics, update any fields in a music file, save and it updates the music files in your iTunes folder. In Settings, General uncheck 'Autosize Columns After Loading or Saving" so it keeps column width as you want rather than resizing to the (too wide) default. Excellent, Thank you!!

^{By Marcello_Cristiani on Jun 29, 2024, USA}

It does everything better than the other metadata editors I've tried in the App Store. It's cumbersome that Track Order isn't a default column, you have to go to View / Column to turn it on. Also, it's $3.99/month.

^{By ykt28403 on Jun 25, 2024, USA}

Works like one expects a Mac app to work. Sick of all these Java apps that look awful and have terrible UI. Tag Editor Lite is a one trick pony to a certain degree, but performs perfectly. If you want to change Metadata for one audio file or hundreds it's brilliant. I even turned over cold hard cash,,,

^{By Les Hall on Jun 20, 2024, USA}

Very intutive. Locate files or folder and it pulls in all of the files and you can edit what you want like using a spreadsheet, hit save and it writes all of the changes to the files. Exactly what I needed!

^{By seniorSOY on May 10, 2024, USA}

It does exactly what it says in the description. 100% would purchase again. This has saved iTunes library and brought new life to my dusty horde of CDs. I would like to buy the team behind this wonderful piece of software an ice cream/cookie party.

^{By HeroicEnt9669 on May 07, 2024, USA}

The title of this review refers to the full version. The "free trial" version will save 3 files at a time so it might take several Saves to process an entire CD/album/stream/playlist. The free version is fine, but if you're processing tag edits for a lot of music you should go ahead and buy the full version. Be aware that any term length you buy will auto-renew unless you stop your subscription.

^{By bzbx on May 06, 2024, USA}