Music Tag Editor 2.0

Should you decide to manually change the filename and tags of your music collection, you will soon find out that this is not quite a simple process. Manually changing the artist, song title and album title for your music files could be a big pain in the unmentionables. You need to do what I always do – turn to software for help and see if there is a specialized software application out there that could make this process simple and easy.

Luckily enough there is such a specialized software application – the AssistantTools-developed Music Tag Editor. With this application you can easily change the tags of your MP3, WMA, M4A music files. What Music Tag Editor does is allow you to change file names based of their tagged information thus saving you a lot of time and effort.

Here are some of Music Tag Editor’s features, just so you can get a better picture of the sort of functionality this application provides:
- Music Tag Editor provides support for MP3, M4A and WMA file formats, ID3v1 and ID3v2 tag types, WMA metadata. And support for advanced MP3 tags, all basic MP3 tags and M4A/WMA metadata, multi-line comment and lyrics tags.
- With Music Tag Editor you can generate filenames using info from tags, and you can generate tags from filenames and folder names. You can also generate playlists and file lists easily.
- Integrated web search for lyrics.
- One-click tag removal, renumbering and tag swap.
- Strings, symbols, and upper-lower case auto correction.
- Sorting and filtering.
- Wizard for editing files

Should you decide to get Music Tag Editor, there are two more things you need to know. To start using the application, you must install it – after the download completes, obviously (download should take but a moment since it weighs in at some 4MB). the application will install and work fine on XP, Vista and Windows 7. You can use Music Tag Editor free of charge only or a period of 10 days. Once this trial period is over, you’ll need to get a license to keep using Music Tag Editor.

Pros

• Easy to use
• Support for MP3, M4A and WMA file formats, ID3v1 and ID3v2 tag types
• Generate filenames using info from tags; generate tags from filenames and folder names
• Integrated web search for lyrics
• One-click tag removal, renumbering and tag swap
• Works with Windows 7

Cons

• Free to use only during the 10-day trial period

About AssistantTools
Founded back in 2003, AssistantTools is a privately owned company that specializes in quality tools to manage music libraries. Additional details on AssistantTools and its products are available on the developer’s official site here.

Music Tag Editor has been reviewed by George Norman on 04 Jun 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Music Tag Editor 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent