4 posts tagged “music”
This just made a long day a lot nicer to go to sleep on.
Sasha, my best friend in the mundo, taught me how to chew tobacco, drink good tequila, and listen to Tom Zé.
I can at least teach you how to listen to Tom Zé.
I wrote 23 pages yesterday. I can't wait for NaNoWriMo.
Sasha, my best friend in the mundo, taught me how to chew tobacco, drink good tequila, and listen to Tom Zé.
I can at least teach you how to listen to Tom Zé.
I wrote 23 pages yesterday. I can't wait for NaNoWriMo.
Hey, I like this album art trick.
Enjoy some Great Lake Swimmers
Enjoy some Great Lake Swimmers
Enjoy the lush sounds of Pernice Brothers. I usually discover new favorite bands right around the time they have a live show planned here in Chicago. Sometimes that show was last night, sometimes this weekend and sold out, but other times, as in this case, it is in a month and I still have time to get tickets.
I also figgered out how to get a different picture for my audio files. If it's an .mp3, you have to get the ID to have an image tagged into it. There is a number of softwares available to do this. Search "mp3 tag editor" on either Google or better yet, browse Tucows list of ID editors.
I prefer freeware or opensource software for simple tasks as such, saving my money for other things. To that extent I use The Godfather as my ID editor. I'm no expert with it, as I just started using it less than 10 minutes ago, but it works, although you might sacrifice automation for it being free. It doesn't seem to download the album cover and automatically apply it to the ID as a pay program might. It does have the ability to search Amazon and display the covers, making it easy to save it in your folder as a cover.jpg, but you still have to go in and append the pic to the ID. This last process can be done in a batch, so once you have the album art ready, you just apply it.
Injoy!
I also figgered out how to get a different picture for my audio files. If it's an .mp3, you have to get the ID to have an image tagged into it. There is a number of softwares available to do this. Search "mp3 tag editor" on either Google or better yet, browse Tucows list of ID editors.
I prefer freeware or opensource software for simple tasks as such, saving my money for other things. To that extent I use The Godfather as my ID editor. I'm no expert with it, as I just started using it less than 10 minutes ago, but it works, although you might sacrifice automation for it being free. It doesn't seem to download the album cover and automatically apply it to the ID as a pay program might. It does have the ability to search Amazon and display the covers, making it easy to save it in your folder as a cover.jpg, but you still have to go in and append the pic to the ID. This last process can be done in a batch, so once you have the album art ready, you just apply it.
Injoy!
