How big is Sup Forums's music folder?

how big is Sup Forums's music folder?
or do you not have a music folder and why?

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I deleted my partition with it recently so I only have the 40 gbs on my phone. Anything I really cared about is on my phone or I can just torrent it.

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looks like you've just changed your porn folder name, huh

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No size shaming please.

there's around 200 gigs more in different hard drives.

How does everyone stay organized? Sub folders by genre, just a long list in alphabetical ordered, do you change file names for continuity, etc?

>Downloading music free
>Not supporting the artists

MusicBrainz Picard

They don't support me either, fuck them.

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Flac or mp3?

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For mine (which is ) is

MP3 (94.2%); FLAC (3.9%); AAC (0.9%); WMA (0.7%); ALAC (0.1%); Vorbis (0.1%);

63.4% flac

average of 370kbps per song

586GB atm

For me ( )
599 kbps average bitrate
FLAC (56.8%); MP3 (41.4%); AAC (0.9%); ALAC (0.5%)

mostly mp3 320 kbps.

I stream a lot of music.

Well, I'd like to download more music but I am limited here, rip.

Music\[Genres and Subgenres, as diverse or general as you see fit for your library]\[Artist]\[Release in the form: Release Year - Release Name (format)]

I did this for all my music when I had like 30GB and introduced new genre folders when my library grew over time. I also kept a "New Music" folder and a corresponding foobar playlist in case I wanted to immediately listen to something new without organizing it first.
Organizing your music may seem overwhelming at first but it's a really comfy thing to do.

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How specific do you get? I started tagging everything with a specific genre and ended up having to merge a ton to avoid ambiguity.

b r a s i l s i l

whats the point of this?
showing total time is much more reasonable metric

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>downloading music in le current year
>not streaming everything

i don't use spot-a-pleb™

I've got 14.5 days, in 46 GB

me neither I use gpm

good for you

the one with the 60.8 gb is albums i haven't heard yet
mostly mp3

is just 7 skies h3, the rest goes for streaming

I like to purchase my music instead of pirating.

157 GB

Music\Artists\Albums (by date)\Tracks

443 GBs of youtube2mp3 rips

Artist folders (alphabetical, "the" comes after a name (beatles, the)) with album folders. Winamp sorts the rest.

what is the consensus on musicbee's 'auto organise' thing
my folders are a MESS and I want to use it but I also don't want to end up with a bigger mess because the program sucks

>or do you not have a music folder and why?
Because i either delete the folder or i buy the cd if i like the music.

it's a mess tho

my folder was 35gb aprox. but my pc broke so now i'm using spotify

why u keep so many flac files?

Like this

I bet you listen to shitty 2010s memerap.

Have just under 500gigs

I know that feel. I doesn't help that I just keep adding to it though

It's quite shitty

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I like to pirate my music instead of purchasing.

once you count various artist releases, I'm at 325 days

>music folder
i have a music drive
I also stream a lot now and haven't downloaded music since February

but I'm an autist and only add stuff to the main folder once i've tagged it properly so this is about a quarter of it all

I convert it to vorbis to listen to on my phone. When someone invents a new codec that gives better sound at smaller filesizes, I'll convert it to that instead. If I listened to mp3s I'd be stuck with mp3s.

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i have a custom foobar copy script that organizes everything for me. i basically just add files to the player, right click->file operations->copy to, and run it. i can bind it to a key shortcut too if i wanted but i dont.

I don't even think this is a lot.

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Approximately 2 TB

what do you have under african?

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Shitty quality is because I'm on a tablet playing from my external at work. I've got a seedbox and usually just grab entire label releases off of what.

Recently deleted a bunch of stuff I tried from Noisetrade (there's nothing good over there).

The left is my live material, which is located in a separate folder.

>90% is MP3, averaging at 256, I'd wager.

As for organization, 'Music>Artist>Album with Release Year>Files'

I have quite a small collection because I don't see the point in having so much music that I'll probably never listen to/listen to more than once.

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triggered

I use flac on my phone