>For the Robert Plant and Alison Krause example, I actually use Robert >Plant as my Album Artist. The purpose is that I don't have any other >Alison Krause albums and I tend to look for it under Robert Plant. > You don't actually need to put any album artist tag in for this example. All songs would be by both Robert Plant and Alison Krause, so all songs are still grouped together within one album. The album can then be found under either Robert Plant or Alison Krause.
You'd only want to have album artist=Robert Plant if you didn't want it to appear also under Alison Krause (i.e. Alison Krause then becomes a guest artist to a Robert Plant album). If there were another guest artist, eg. track 10 the artists being Robert Plant, Alison Krause and Bob Marley, then you would probably want ALBUM ARTIST=Robert Plant and ALBUM ARTIST=Alison Krause. i.e. define both main artists as album artists. i.e. ALBUM ARTIST doesn't have to be a single artist; it can be multiple artists. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
