As a one time radio DJ and collector I have spent countless hours, much
like those of u reading this, listening to CD after CD, and I am often
shocked to find a song on one CD release sounds clearly audibly
different from the same song on another release.  

This presents a problem when building a station library, what gets
aired?  What gets deleted?  Some stations software has a function known
as rotations that basically assign a letter appendix to the numerical
listing of the track, so if u had 3 versions of a song, track 5487 it
would be 5487a, 5487b, 5487c  ...this is good bc when the schedule is
automated, 5487 only gets scheduled once, but each time it's called up
it remembers what letter was played last and it then plays the next
one.

So anyway in my own collecting I try to identify materially different
versions and then decide if any are worth keeping.  To me, even tho the
song may be a dupe, some are worth keeping and knowing the exact source
cd is worth maintaining.

However, a lot of times a song may be exact duped by differing CDs or
maybe u have only one version u want used or played, but u want to save
space etc...  I would love to be able to identify exact matches
automatically (via audio fingerprinting) or manually with the intent
that if this song is called up, this is the preferred version to play,
and or get a song listed as part of say, a soundtrack, if it was deleted
as a dupe from that soundtrack bc it exists on a traditional album
elsewhere.

A system like this could work either via tags, or as user config'ing LMS
if it allowed such functions.  I'd like to get rotations and other radio
station style scheduling into LMS.  It actually has most of what it
needs to do it!



using:  win10 64 + lms 8 & duet & ipads w/the logitech app, and ipeng on
an ipod
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/various_artists_logic &
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/compilations
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