I'm looking for a mp3 tag editing program for Mac?

[Imola Ghost]

I recently just switched from Windows and I've used Softpointer's Tag & Rename which was an incredible program for editing hundreds and hundreds of mp3 files at a time.

Is there a recommended program for Mac like Tag & Rename?

 

[Ivan P]

I just use iTunes. I use the Command button to select as many tracks as I want, then press Command+I to edit the information.

 

[miles01110]

Tagr is very good. I find iTunes to be clumsy.

 

[Imola Ghost]

Thanks for the information guys but neither of the ones mentioned are as full featured as "Tag & Rename". I know tag and rename is a paid application, so can someone recommend a paid one like T&R?

 

[eastercat]

Thanks for the information guys but neither of the ones mentioned are as full featured as "Tag & Rename". I know tag and rename is a paid application, so can someone recommend a paid one like T&R?

Personally, I like TriTag. It's a free program, but it does what I want.
Perhaps you should let us know what you want specifically in your MP3 tag editing program. Or let us know what T&R did that was so spectacular.

 

[Imola Ghost]

I just looked at TriTag and it looks as though it may do what I need it to do. Tag & Rename was I was just so used to using and being [new to Mac's] it was one program that I'll miss. I'll give TriTag a shot and see what it can do for me.

 

[Imola Ghost]

I just tried using TriTag and it doesn't do at least one thing I went to try and do [or at least I couldn't figure out how to].

What I have is Billboards Top 100 Pop Singles from every year from 1946 to 2001. When I was ripping them I didn't name the album for each year differently. So in iTunes they just show up as a bunch [I mean a BUNCH] of songs from random artists.

I want to easily rename each album accordingly. In my mp3 library I have each album in a separate folder for each year. So what I want to do is rename the album "Billboards Top 100 for 19??"

I didn't see an easily way to do this.

 

[macffooky]

If you're OK with commercial software then I'd very much recommend Media Rage.

 

[AppleNewton]

I'd say if you cant find a good replacement on the mac side just yet, perhaps install a small bootcamp partition or run Fusion or Parallels and stick to what you had before if thats possible?

I personally just use iTunes and edit by hand in each directory.
It takes longer but I get what exactly I want.

I used Tagr and other apps like that to only run into other problems;
when opening in itunes the tracks wouldnt be organized instead track 1 of 10 itd be track 1 of blank and it would generally change the genre and other small discrepancies so i just stuck with the tried and true of hand done.

obviously youre not looking for that but maybe go back to your other program with the initial suggestion?

 

[Imola Ghost]

I've read the FAQ's for Media Range and it looks as though it is the most thorough ID tag editing program I've seen for the Mac. I'm gonna give it a try and it looks as though it will do what I just tried with TriTag and had problems doing it easily or at all.

Thanks for the recommendation!!!!