Organizing Your Digital Music Collection

Doog_de_Jour

Doog_de_Jour

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Hey audiophiles!

I have a bunch of digital music I’ve collected via YouTube, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to organize it. Ideally I’d like to catalog it so I can easily pull tracks by artist, etc.

Thoughts?
 
Oh, and I already looked into this:

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I use Amazon because I have it on multiple devices and with bluetooth I can play in the car or through speakers. I'm pretty Amazon isn't cool but it's where my songs are

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ANSWER THE QUESTION @GrundleStiltzkin!
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iTunes organizes as well as anything I’ve run across. I’ve got like 16 years into that system so I might not be objective. What are you looking for as end result?
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I have a bunch of links of various music videos from YouTube. It would be nice to 1) export them 2) get the ID3 metadata (lulz, hey @Pitchfork51) so I don’t have to manually enter in information. Maybe then generate a list of my library.

I used to love iTunes, but haven’t used it in years.
 
I use Amazon because I have it on multiple devices and with bluetooth I can play in the car or through speakers. I'm pretty Amazon isn't cool but it's where my songs are

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@RaceBannon, I actually really like Amazon Prime’s music streaming service. I never thought of using it for offline stuff.
 
ANSWER THE QUESTION @GrundleStiltzkin!
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iTunes organizes as well as anything I’ve run across. I’ve got like 16 years into that system so I might not be objective. What are you looking for as end result?
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I have a bunch of links of various music videos from YouTube. It would be nice to 1) export them 2) get the ID3 metadata (lulz, hey @Pitchfork51) so I don’t have to manually enter in information. Maybe then generate a list of my library.

I used to love iTunes, but haven’t used it in years.
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Ok, you don’t have the YouTube’s converted to mp3 yet.

There’s probably some hacker shit python scripts that could do the YouTube rip thing in one batch operation. One at a tim manual stylee, tryhttps://ytmp3.cc/
 
ANSWER THE QUESTION @GrundleStiltzkin!
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iTunes organizes as well as anything I’ve run across. I’ve got like 16 years into that system so I might not be objective. What are you looking for as end result?
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My one issue with iTunes is that songs that I bought from Amazon keep disappearing from my iTunes library.
 
Hey Grundlegifskinz my GF might leave me and I'm thinking about making a baby don't go mix. Can you help me burn a CD?! Take the answer off the air, thanks!
 
I use Amazon because I have it on multiple devices and with bluetooth I can play in the car or through speakers. I'm pretty Amazon isn't cool but it's where my songs are

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I'll bet Rod Stewart is a huge Amazon streaming guy @RaceBannon . Neil Young is very much in Camp Yella- i.e., vinyl and if your going digital it needs to be hi-res. His Pono thing sure was a big flop.

Shout out to @Pitchfork51 for having a publication.
https://pitchfork.com/news/neil-young-the-record-labels-killed-pono/

 
I don’t understand what is happening.
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It’s like vinyl records, with little movies...on the internet.
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I love watching live performances on Youtube.com ! The sheer volume of great and rare footage there is amazing.

Alas, I'm a Spotify junkie theses days. The cost is for premium is minimal and the enjoyment factor is extraordinary. I helped DDY make the Rose Bowl play list even though no one could hear it worth a shit on the shitty blue tooth set up.

I can remember around 2007 ripping like 600 cds into my iTunes account. Fuck that. What a pain in the ass.
 
How does that turntable work in your car?

I have a 300 plus collection of the greatest hits of the last 50 years that I'm not sick of hearing. I uploaded some from CDs and bought the rest. Sounds quality isn't a big issue to me anymore. Convenience is. A bottle of win and a fresh bowl and bluetooth sounds like being at the Seattle Coliseum

And when I have to travel around the Southland (ILTCIT) and the good sports radio shows go off the air my library rides with me on my phone
 
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