Yate VS Mixed in Key

There's a Mac application called Yate which is a music library manager. It can query AcoustID, MusicBrainz, and Discogs and re-tag your files and move/copy them to whatever directory structure you like (doesn't have to rename the files). Extremely complex but has a very powerful scripting engine so you can do essentially anything with it. You could organize by key, BPM, release year, record label... Or all of the... Source: about 1 year ago

Tip for the community if you’re a KJ or enthusiast who uses a Mac. There is a utility called Yate that is a Swiss Army knife for ID3 tagging, file renaming etc etc. Complex, but very powerful.. Anyway, I wanted to use it to cleanup some of the tags and file naming on my collection. Since I Use CDG’s it was important that they match the MP3 file name before the suffix. I contacted the developer and he churned... Source: about 1 year ago

With Mac OS, is there a way to open a folder in two apps at the same time? I will often drag a folder containing music files to the task bar, onto to an app icon in order to load the files. Usually I'll do this once for IINA to play the files and repeat the process for Yate so that I can edit the metadata while I listen. Ideally, I would like to do this with a single action. Source: over 1 year ago

Https://2manyrobots.com/yate/ Mac only. Powerful. Great support. 20$. Source: over 1 year ago

Along with Meta and MP3Tag, possibly Yate too. Tried it years ago and it worked well. Source: about 2 years ago

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Try mixing in key. It changed my whole sound. But limits what can be played. I use Mixed In Key to look through my entire library and match up songs I normally wouldn’t have thought to. Source: about 1 year ago

I’ve made a practice of scanning my sample library with Mixed in Key and have each sample labeled with a code [Key&BPM] so that I can search for compatible audio clips with ease. I don’t limit my search to exact key matches either, so harmonic elements are always within reach. Source: over 1 year ago

I have taken the liberty of labeling each file with the BPM and Key for ease of use, however they may not be entirely accurate as I am using Mixed in Key to automatically detect this stuff as it would just take way too much time otherwise. There's not much I can do when it comes to tempo and key-changes, so I apologize in advance if they are mislabeled. Source: over 1 year ago

Hey mate, if you think you will be playing some melodic stuff and want to mix in key, check out "https://mixedinkey.com". It will allow you to sort all your tunes in key and help with showing you how to move from one key to another while still sounding cohesive. Source: almost 2 years ago