Audio Software Management Mp3/Tag Studio

Mp3/Tag Studio 3.5 Beta 22 for Windows

by Magnus BrĂ¥ding

Avg. Rating 2.4 (44 votes)

File Details

File Size 5.5 MB
License Shareware, $19.00
Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 3,697
Publisher Magnus BrĂ¥ding
Homepage Mp3/Tag Studio

Publisher's Description

Mp3/Tag Studio can help you manage your own collection of MP3's and MP3 cd's. Things that before could take hours, like preparing all the MP3's on your CD, adding all files on it to a database or simply fixing up the bunch of MP3's that you downloaded earlier today, will now take seconds. It will even repair and trim them, not to speak of modify them so they can be played with any hardware player and transferred with any Internet exchange program.

Latest Reviews

infectiphibian

infectiphibian reviewed v3.5 Beta 8 on Jan 7, 2005

I used this tool till i found www.mp3tag.de which is even easier to use and it supports ape (and all other lossless formats) files, which mp3/tag studio doesn't even after a lot of us requested it on official forum. But it's still a nice tool for mp3s only.

aalaap

aalaap reviewed v3.5 Beta 7 on Oct 10, 2004

I used this app till 3.05. Actually, i used it till i found MP3 Tag Tools (http://massid3lib.sourceforge.net/) and I never turned back. Even after a new version of this MP3TS, its 4.5mb compared to MTT's under 300kb size prevents me from even seeing the changelog.

WickedLester

WickedLester reviewed v3.5 Beta 1 on May 24, 2004

I love this program. I thought that I was going to have to find a new program fot tagging my mp3s after SP2 broke this because I thought that the programmer quit updating this. Looks like I will still get to continue using it :)

aalaap

aalaap reviewed v3.05 on Feb 6, 2003

If it wasn't for the clunky interface programming, MP3/Tag Studio would earn a 5 from me. But for the likes of us who can really put up with bad interfaces if the software can do its job well, this is a brilliant piece of code.

Cerebus

Cerebus reviewed v3.0 on Aug 7, 2002

I was using Tag & Rename but this program has won me over. It is definitely the way to go for power users who have to manage a lot of MP3s. After proper configuration, everything can be done from right-click context menus in Explorer. Plus the author is quick to respond to any requests or suggestions.

Avg. Rating 2.4 (44 votes)
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infectiphibian

infectiphibian reviewed v3.5 Beta 8 on Jan 7, 2005

I used this tool till i found www.mp3tag.de which is even easier to use and it supports ape (and all other lossless formats) files, which mp3/tag studio doesn't even after a lot of us requested it on official forum. But it's still a nice tool for mp3s only.

aalaap

aalaap reviewed v3.5 Beta 7 on Oct 10, 2004

I used this app till 3.05. Actually, i used it till i found MP3 Tag Tools (http://massid3lib.sourceforge.net/) and I never turned back. Even after a new version of this MP3TS, its 4.5mb compared to MTT's under 300kb size prevents me from even seeing the changelog.

WickedLester

WickedLester reviewed v3.5 Beta 1 on May 24, 2004

I love this program. I thought that I was going to have to find a new program fot tagging my mp3s after SP2 broke this because I thought that the programmer quit updating this. Looks like I will still get to continue using it :)

aalaap

aalaap reviewed v3.05 on Feb 6, 2003

If it wasn't for the clunky interface programming, MP3/Tag Studio would earn a 5 from me. But for the likes of us who can really put up with bad interfaces if the software can do its job well, this is a brilliant piece of code.

Cerebus

Cerebus reviewed v3.0 on Aug 7, 2002

I was using Tag & Rename but this program has won me over. It is definitely the way to go for power users who have to manage a lot of MP3s. After proper configuration, everything can be done from right-click context menus in Explorer. Plus the author is quick to respond to any requests or suggestions.

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