Well, I'm not sure that would do what I want. Getting the taxonomies
right is one thing (using nested genres, or styles), but auto-populating
higher level categories is what I was looking for. Specifying "Chicago
Blues" would automatically populate higher-level categories. So it would
appear in
I like the original idea. I've considered it and how to implement it
years ago going as far as writing a script for my old Music DAM software
that utilized a thesaurus.
In actual use, I didn't find it very useful because in LMS and others I
ended up with something like the 500 genres
Thanks
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d6jg wrote:
> Jan
>
> Where is the "official list" published. Can you provide a link?
Thats "tricky" cause there is no official Id3.2x Genre List anymore.
Id3v1 only allows the ids and v2 allows everything.
I do use id3v1 genres.
> 'A.3. Genre List' (http://id3.org/id3v2-00)
>
> The
DJanGo wrote:
> i would not go with some external tool for genres anymore!
>
> eg. some tools use genres like *Synth-Pop* but that Genre is called
> *Synthpop* even in the official id3v1/2 Genre list.
>
> Long time ago i did wrote some shell(linux) script to get all these
> "errors" sorted.
i would not go with some external tool for genres anymore!
eg. some tools use genres like *Synth-Pop* but that Genre is called
*Synthpop* even in the official id3v1/2 Genre list.
Long time ago i did wrote some shell(linux) script to get all these
"errors" sorted. Now i only have 261 Genres
elstensoftware wrote:
> This is where I want to take bliss eventually, see
> https://www.blisshq.com/music-library-management-blog/2011/03/09/a-blissful-approach-to-automatic-genre-categorisation/
> . Currently it only works such that the tree is scanned upwards until an
> "allowable" genre is
RonM wrote:
>
> A tagging utility that automatically populated higher level genre tags
> on the basis of selection of lower level tags would be supremely useful.
> For instance, if I was tagging a Howlin' Wolf record I could just
> select "Chicago Blues" as a bottom level tag, and the utility
An easy way may be to use multiple genre tags .
But it would be up to you to implement it in a good way .
For example jazz give everything roughly jazz the "jazz" genre tag .
But also add more genre tags with "trad jazz" "hard bop" etc .
I'" not talking about doing it in the same genre tag
Thinking further I would extend the Genre tag to include the origin e.g.
USA, UK etc
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I like the concept.
My genre tags are rubbish. I spend hours checking the rest but little or
no time on genres.
You can do quite a bit with "Actions" in mp3tag but there would be quite
a bit of work setting it all up and as you say you would have to start
at the bottom of the nest
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