Tag Editor

While online music libraries are mostly taken care of by the streaming platform you're subscribed to, local libraries take a bit more work to set up and manage. Not taking care of your library can inconvenience you in the long run, and it can make the difference from finding that one song that you want to listen to within a few seconds, or spending minutes looking for it.

Having the tags of your songs sorted out can help you get to your stuff faster, and it can also make everything look more organized. Tag Editor can help you with that, and it's quite versatile in the way it can do so.

Tag editing software should allow users to have full control over their music's tags, and you do have plenty of things you can manage about your collection here. The program is certainly very robust, and at the center of it all is the interface, which features a practical, modular design, able to be molded to your workflow.

Navigate to where you store your songs via the File selection panel, and select what you want to edit. You'll then be able to add and edit various details, from a song's title, album, and artist, all the way to its genre, lyricist, record date, and even the encoder that was used. There are obviously more editable options, so if you like to be thorough with your song details, this program offers you a lot in that regard.

In addition to the options just mentioned, users can manually add the lyrics for their songs, as well as include a cover art. Many cover types are available, from simple covers, to illustrations, the logo of the studio, and much more, so you'll be able to very handily manage them.

A Metadata Search function exists to assist users with tagging their songs properly: the tool can query information from MusicBrains, LyricsWikia, and makeitpersonal, and automatically integrate it into your audio files.

Tag Editor is a program with quite a lot to offer with regard to tagging one's music library, so if you're looking to do some organizing, trying this one out wouldn't be a bad idea.