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Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc.
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07-11-2019, 23:12
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Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc.
Ot has been a couple of years since I spent time on classical music tagging and I see that SongKong has been developed significantly since I tried it a while ago. I am therefore doing some reading to remind myself of previous discussions and catch up on latest thinking.
Could somebody please help me find the thread about tagging classical music from before SongKong which addresses the taxonomy of file storage. At the start I decided that I would use Genre as the starting criterion for album storage and built on that as the mood took me. Going back through my collection now trying to sort it out I find that I have JSBach recordings, for example, in Classical, Baroque, Chamber Music, Liturgical and Recital directories and no doubt others not yet found. I am now of the opinion that if I am to rely increasingly on applications doing the hard work I should use fewer directories and let the tagging do the work. Also should I just use Composer and forget genre? What is current thinking for management of storage of collection please? Budgie |
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Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - Budgie - 07-11-2019 23:12
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - DavidL - 08-11-2019, 00:05
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - lyapounov - 09-11-2019, 07:53
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - Budgie - 09-11-2019, 15:35
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - DavidL - 09-11-2019, 15:46
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - Budgie - 09-11-2019, 16:51
RE: Directory structure for Classical Music Albums etc. - paultaylor - 11-11-2019, 19:47
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