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>still downloading and manually tagging music in the age of streaming
Carson Perez
Ethan Cox
That's your best argument? Truly pathetic. GTFO my board.
Jackson Perez
>milo goes to college gets taken off spotify
>still have it downloaded and tagged
it's all worth it
Angel Clark
tagging is the reason I switched to streaming. so many hours of my youth wasted on autistically tagging shitty downloads
Samuel Garcia
>being either a streamcuck or a manual tagger
couldn't be me, I get my music from direct downloads and private trackers and use beets to tag
Ryder Gray
What if I like tagging
Logan Richardson
YOU WILL OWN NOTHING
Easton King
I do. I love taking care of my files.
Carter Gonzalez
98% of the stuff I get is tagged already with the exception of the odd rutracker rip
Joshua Torres
>use musicbee
>can bulk tag shit in moments
you guys are retarded. Once you have a workflow setup it's a couple of clicks
Jonathan Bailey
would
Chase Harris
I uncomfortably find myself in this post more than I would ever want to acknowledge
Chase Torres
A Hebrew clawed this post out
Austin Green
Only acceptable Autistic responses in this thread
Joseph Baker
aren't there some tagging applications?
Daniel Perez
Once it is tagged it is done. Then you have it forever.
Owen Martin
I use Deemix. All tagged with album art in CD quality upon download.
>paying for (((streaming services)))
Caleb Flores
tons of great music isn't available on stream services. also why paying for coldplay, muse and the like.
Hudson Johnson
Wtf is tagging?
Jayden Bennett
MB Picard and Musicbee, even fucking iTunes, do that for you.
Hunter Diaz
Editing the track information
Lincoln Butler
putting genres, date recorded, record labels, etc all on a file so it's neatly organized. it's literally the practice of ancient. nobody does this shit anymore because most music is already pre-tagged unless it's super obscure
David Miller
Aah ok. I used to do that alot as a kid and I still do but I never knew it had a specific name
Cooper Hall
I like you
Chase Jenkins
True but if there's ever a collapse or internet breakdown, I'd like to not be left with no music whatsoever.
So I prefer to listen to music from online sources, but archive everything that I find to be great. A mixed approach is best imo.