Music Importer

It’s a pleasant feeling to have all collections organized, with all details properly written down. Sadly, it can take a lot of time to arrange items in the right order, but if you want to efficiently do this for songs, Music Importer helps you out with a tag editor, and neat restructure method.

On the visual side of things, a classic window frame is used to store all features, making accommodation a walk in the park for individuals of all levels of experience. Even though there are only a few buttons here and there, and a large list showing all imported items, you’re able to neatly organize your music collection in the end.

Loading files needs to be done through the browse dialog, because drag and drop is not supported. You’re able to work with audio files of formats like MP3, MPC, WMA, OGG, FLAC, as well as MP4. Sadly, the application can’t be used to export playlist, which is a shame considering you can load multiple file formats from different locations.

As soon as files load, you can see then in an organized table, with columns for several Tags, such as track number, title, artist, album, and year. Interacting with an item lets you edit corresponding tags. However, there’s a dedicated option to edit tags for all files at a time.

There’s also a restructure feature with which you can efficiently manage your collection. It’s fitted with two categories you can simultaneously use. Based on tags, the application can rename the entire collection, or even create directory structures and copy files accordingly. All tags you can use are shown in a description field.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Music Importer is a lightweight, but powerful application with which you can edit tags of audio files, and organize the entire collection with little effort. The restructure feature is the star of the show, letting you create directory structures, and rename files based on tags.