#The best free music tag editor trial#
Bottom Lineįree tag editors are fine for most users, but music lovers with large libraries will find Tag&Rename not only exceptionally useful but surprisingly affordable, too.Įditors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Tag&Rename 3.8.3. Price pressure: Capable freeware leaves you more money for more music.
A busy layout needs streamlining for example, tabs like "Get Tags from File Names" could be shortened. Consīusy and wordy: Some of Tag&Rename's setup options need clearer explanations (we chose defaults). Click More Variables for additional options.Īmazon Web Service: Amazon Web Service users can configure their own account under Program Options: Advanced. Many tags: Tag&Rename supports many more tags than most built-in tag editors, including not only common tags like Composer and Conductor but also many unusual tags such as Bit rate, Encoded by, Remixed by, and Initial Key.įile Mask Editor: The Get Tags From File Names tab's Mask Editor includes numerous variables like Album, Year, Track, Comment, Release Time, and Mood. Like all setup choices, you can change it later in the extensive Program Options. Shell integration: Enabling shell menu integration during setup lets you open Tag&Rename from right-click menus in Windows. Version 3.8.3 adds Discogs authorization support and improved freedb integration.
Tag&Rename is a powerful shareware MP3 tag editor and file renamer with many more features than most similar tools, including some very capable standalone freeware and media players with built-in tag editors.
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