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How to organise your trance mp3s
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| Aquascape |
I used to organise my trance mp3s like this:
Ferry Corsten > System F > Original tracks
> Remixes
> Gouryella > Original tracks
> Remixes
Which WAS fine.
Now I have a lot of CD/Vinyl singles on my hard disk which can't be organised in such a way because additional remixes by other artists are included. At the minute I am split between the old method and the new method which involves organising by CD titles. I therefore don't have a system, so I can't always find what I want easily.
There's probably no solution and itll just come across like I'm having a whinge, but I just thought it was worth a try to get other peoples' opinions. |
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| Fresh Prince |
I'm crazy about dates, but name is important too so you need to include both somehow, so what I do for example is
A 2002-06-17 Armin van Buuren - Sunburn
and if it's a remix, it's simple too
R 2002-07-06 Riva - Time Is The Healer (Incl. Armin van Buuren Remix)
I know it's probably not perfect, but it works for me. |
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| Phil raa |
| my live mixes are by DJ, then date, in CD-sized directories. |
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| meLon |
Artist/Album/## - Trackname.xxx
For live ...
[Live]/Artist/MMDDYY - Location - Name.xxx
http://www.neoretro.net |
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| nss |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aquascape
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I have a small collection and i cant be arsed to do it so i just pile my songs in the same folder... works for me but you obviously wont like this method:p |
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| PlasticSoul |
I separate traxs only for artist names, I dont make folder for each aliases...
and a root folder for artists with so few trax...
;)
dont forget"!
try'n'buy...
rofl.
:wtf: |
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| humilis |
| quote: | Originally posted by meLon
Artist/Album/## - Trackname.xxx
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I use iTunes. It does that automatically. |
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| [PCO]sigmanova |
Artist-Title.mp3
folders are organized similarly but with year. Artist-Title-Year All with proper underscores and such and such :toothless :D |
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| r5a |
I have alot of albums and digial downloads, my ID3 tags are all messed up, and im trying to find a program that reads from the filename and puts that in the ID3v2 tag. Anyone know of a program that does this?
PHP:
Mp3 name: Arist - Title [Remix]
Rather complex, filenames are fine and complete, just gotta get them into the IDv3 tags, hence my question above. |
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| Ariah |
| yeah i would like that as well ^ |
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| Aquascape |
| quote: | Originally posted by PlasticSoul
dont forget"!
try'n'buy...
rofl.
:wtf: |
Hehe well I have an mp3 player in my car so most of my CD collection is now on my hard disk :) |
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| Dickie-T |
i spend 20 hours a week sorting and renaming my mp3s in this format:
Artist - Track Title (Name Of The Remixer Remix).mp3
then i have a directory structure like this:
2001
Subdirectories: TRANCE-HOUSE-CLUB-COMMERCIAL VOCAL-HARDSTYLE
SubSubDirectories: 1 Average-2 Good-3 Very Good-4 My Playlist
2002
Subdirectories: TRANCE-HOUSE-CLUB-COMMERCIAL VOCAL-HARDSTYLE
SubSubDirectories: 1 Average-2 Good-3 Very Good-4 My Playlist
2003
Subdirectories: TRANCE-HOUSE-CLUB-COMMERCIAL VOCAL-HARDSTYLE
SubSubDirectories: 1 Average-2 Good-3 Very Good-4 My Playlist
2004
Subdirectories: TRANCE-HOUSE-CLUB-COMMERCIAL VOCAL-HARDSTYLE
SubSubDirectories: 1 Average-2 Good-3 Very Good-4 My Playlist
2005
Subdirectories: TRANCE-HOUSE-CLUB-COMMERCIAL VOCAL-HARDSTYLE
SubSubDirectories: 1 Average-2 Good-3 Very Good-4 My Playlist |
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