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Good point, matching is a difficult feature to get right. Google Music does an extraordinary job, but this is the type of problem that Google's engineers are g
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
Good point, matching is a difficult feature to get right. Google Music does an extraordinary job, but this is the type of problem that Google's engineers are good at solving. Apple's engineers (traditionally) aren't, so it will be interesting to see if they've spent a lot of time on getting this right, or if they only tuned to matching iTunes bought music.
EDIT: Interesting that MusicMatch Jukebox perfected matching over 10 years ago. Even after Yahoo bought and ruined it, I kept the program around simply because it did the best job of tagging music than any other software.
- SriniK 15y agoSame here. I keep my MusicMatch Jukebox v9. Their synths are so great. Even now, I prefer MusicMatch over iTunes.
- jokermatt999 15y agoI actually keep my music matching separate, and do it in Music Brainz Picard. I went through and fixed tags for somewhere around 10,000 tracks rather painlessly. It will also rename and move your files automatically. Since it also uses user submitted data, it does a great job of finding some pretty obscure stuff too. I highly recommend it.