Metatogger

For every single successful band or singer there are thousands of talented musicians that may never get the chance to become popular enough to earn a living solely by performing. As such, many hidden gems remain relegated to their own YouTube channels, waiting to show up in viewers’ discovery queues.

Audiophiles that value sound quality over convenience will usually rip the contents of the artists’ CDs before transferring them to mobile devices. These original files also benefit from official metadata tags that their YouTube cover counterparts can only gain through apps the likes of Metatogger.

Throughout our daily lives, responsibilities sometimes tend to take up a considerable amount of our spare time, indirectly forcing us to endlessly postpone tasks that make our leisurely activities more enjoyable, one of them being organizing our songs into playlists based on genre or overarching theme.

If you find yourself eager to listen to a particular song that you discovered years prior and it currently resides in a single playlist of over 2000 tracks, Metatogger will help you add a multitude of information ranging from composer and favorite lyrics to a personal comment that narrows down the search.

The aforementioned scenario can be difficult to overcome if the majority of the songs are from artists whose discography is available exclusively on YouTube, which is why the app at hand lets you create custom C# scripts meant to apply parameters beyond what can be achieved with the regular tagging system.

Moreover, on top of the MusicBrainz integration designed to speed up the process by providing users with existing tags, an even more powerful feature is the ability to embed covers directly into a track for those times when the artists’ album art further helps in setting up a specific mood.

With its sheer customization prowess and elegant Microsoft Office-inspired design language, Metatogger is a user-friendly alternative to manually altering each target song’s file properties in Windows Explorer.