But you cannot use SongKong to erase your existing metadata and you have access to less matching options. Having said all that, currently SongKong does a better job then Jaikoz because it does not suffer from the memory limitations that Jaikoz has, and the matching algorithm has been tweaked with some improvements that are not yet in Jaikoz (but will be). Also Acoustid can only accurately identify the song, but many songs are available on multiple releases and Acoustids in themselves do not help identify the best release to pick.īoth Jaikoz and SongKong use Acoustids AND metadata to achieve the best match, if you remove all metadata then the only metadata that could be used is the name of the folder that the songs are in, a starting assumption is made that songs in the same folder are from the same release. Some of your songs may have a match in Musicbrainz, but not an acoustid to musicbrainz link so will not be matchable by just acoustid.
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Hint and Tips:How to install SongKong database, lo.Jaikoz, Match Directly to MusicBrainz Release.For album we try use metadataįrom original albums that rather than compilations.Īll these features of Song Only Matching should ensure that Jaikoz can at least partially identify almost all your songs without requiring modification to the default settings. This allows us to add artist, song title and sometimes album for these songs. In these cases we can at least make use of the basic user submitted metadata providedīy Acoustid. We can use User Submitted Metadata There are many tracks in AcoustIddatabase that we cannot find in MusicBrainz, there are currently 45 million unique recordings in Acoustid compared to 20 million in MusicBrainz. But if it a compilation then because popular songs can find their way onto many compilations there is a goodĬhance that this is actually the wrong one. Original album there is a good chance it is the correct one, or a The reasoning behind this is that we cannot be sure we have the correctĪlbum because we cannot match all songs to the album, but if it is an We do not use Compilation album data And we only add album data for albums that are not compilations. We only add this additional information if these fields are currentlyīlank for your songs, so we don't overwrite your existing data as we We do not replace existing album data But MusicBrainz Ids that affect MusicBrainz released based tasks, so we don't add MusicBrainz ReleaseGroup Id, MusicBrainz Release Id or MusicBrainz Track Id We are not sure if this is the correct album we do not add any
We do not add MusicBrainz Release Ids Because And it is much easier to remove an incorrect piece of artwork then manually search and add artwork yourself.
So for each song we use the most popular release that the song is linked to.Īnd we know that Cover Artist a key piece of metadata customers like to have. Such as Album Name, Catalogue No and Cover Artusing the most popular releases for the songs. The same MB Release then we also add some basic release information And if the groups of songs have recordings that have links to Firstly when an AcoustId is linked to some MusicBrainz Recordings, we look at the MB Releases that these recordings are linked to. Havingįound a match it add song details such as Title, Artist and MB Recording Id but not album details such as Track No and MB Release Id. If Jaikoz fails in its attempt to match a group of songs to anĪlbum it then just attempts to match the songs via AcoustId. But then this can cause a grouping of songs that do actually represent one album to be split up if the album simply does not exist in MusicBrainz yet.
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