TuneUp – Fix Your Music Collection Automagically
I’m a huge music fan, but who isn’t? With so many different artists and genres to choose from, there is something out there for everyone. At one time music was only sold on some form of media whether it was a tape, CD, or even a record but times have certainly changed with music being easily available online. Songs and albums can now be downloaded all over the Internet with some being free (illegal) and others costing a few dollars (legal).
Like many of you, I have ripped all of my CD’s onto my computer and added them to the vast collection of music that I downloaded off of the web. This collection now consists of hundreds of albums and thousands of songs. I can stream all of this music through out my house or take it with me on my Ipod or BlackBerry. While the convenience is great the execution is not so good.
All of the songs that were ripped from CD’s are correctly labeled and placed in folders by album, but the folders all look the same with the lack of album cover art. The downloaded songs are all in one folder and are a complete mess with different naming conventions being used and artists and albums all mixed up. With enough time and patience I could go through and make all of the necessary corrections so that my music collection is the way it should be, but who has the time or patience for that?
Well, now you don’t need to do it manually. TuneUp is a program from TuneUp Media that works to completely fix all of these issues with your music collection ‘automagically’. TuneUp has four main features. First it will add cover art to all of your album folders. Next it will clean up folders of mixed up music and rename the files and add them to the correct album folder. It features a concerts section that will go through your music collection to find artists that you enjoy and alert you to concerts in which those artists are playing in your local area. Finally, TuneUp places YouTube video links, artist news, concert information, and ebay links pertaining to the artist that you are listening to at the time.
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