>download album from slsk
>albumartsmall.jpg
>cover.jpg
>front.jpg
>folder.jpg
>album.m3u
>thumbs.db
Download album from slsk
Jaxon White
Christian Wilson
>No capital letters
>No track order
>All 320kps one 64kps
>Collectors edition/remastered edition with bonus songs and a different tracklist
Easton Sanders
>all 320 kbps
>one fucking 319 kbps
triggered
Jace Martin
>.DS_Store
Parker Campbell
>-15 dB
what the fuck is wrong with people
Nathaniel Garcia
How do I see this
I've noticed certain albums are really quiet
Alexander Gonzalez
Never seen that, what do you mean
Colton Barnes
>folder.jpg
that's it cunt, tell me your username, i'm blocking you
Jayden Johnson
>its a shitty transcode
Caleb Gray
I'm not adverse to folder.jpg, but it's ridiculous when it's one of like 10 different cover images
Jason Murphy
>.wma files
Camden Hall
>download album from slsk
>their tagging is the same as mine
>genre tag is perfect
>cover.png
>bit rate is perfect
Adam Gonzalez
>file is called 01 - Artist name track name
>the contributing artist/album/track number/track title is blank
>tfw have to fill out every file track manually
Asher Allen
>the "comment" tag is their review of the album
Noah Long
This never happens
stop lying
Evan Russell
MusicBee has a "tag by album" feature that can automatically fill in tags for you from databases like Last.fm
Ayden Nelson
how do you know if it's a shitty transcode?
Justin Nguyen
>just delete it and download from another source instead
Jackson Jenkins
Use a frequency analyzer. Different bitrates have different frequency ranges.
Jace Green
happened to me once
once
Jordan Lee
>using MusicBee to tag albums
>using MusicBee
Samuel Kelly
>no track numbers but the number is at the start of the track name
>no year
>.ogg
>genre: 138
Ayden Flores
>swans.soundtracks.for.the.blind.1996.post_rock.v0
Parker Ross
I meant to say spectrum analyzer
I don't use it to tag all albums, I use it to tag basic stuff for albums that have zero tags.
Mason Brooks
>genre:1982
Levi Martinez
>(Year)Band Name - Album Title
This format really activates my almonds
Andrew Cooper
>.m4a
>genre: other
>genre: fucking awesome
Hudson Williams
>1.jpg
>2.jpg
>3.jpg
>4.jpg
>5.jpg
Nolan Wilson
>song names in Russian
>comes out as óàęòáoé
Joshua Long
>buy official cd and dvd of album
>albums are listed as
>Track01
>Track02
>Track03
Lincoln Sullivan
>-vic.mp3
>-berc.m3u
Brandon Jackson
>buy vinyl record
>use download code
>it's fucking 192 kbps
Jayden Moore
>buy official cd
>cardboard booklet
>cd has no track numbers
-qtxmo3.mp3
Ethan Murphy
That stuff is the desktop.ini of Mac OS.
James Harris
>Bit rate: 1411.2 Kbps
Jack Howard
>it's not in 1488 kbps
Noah Ward
ogg is objectively superior to mp3 at the same bitrate.
Nathaniel Nguyen
If you have to use a frequency analyzer to know if it's a transcode does it really matter? Just fucking listen to it
Tyler Russell
not advocating transcodes btw. you're a faggot if you share transcodes.
Caleb Young
Transcodes takes up unnecessary space dumbfuck
Asher Clark
>it's just sound lmao
Camden Nguyen
that's not the point. My point is if you can't tell the difference it doesn't matter. is right though especially if you're downloading lossless audio.
Zachary Evans
Shut up Satan, you will never understand true hifi audio