Just do a Google search and find the one that suits you best. If none of these 10 seems to fit your needs, there are plenty of other audio metadata editors available. WaveAgent – A very cool Wave file editor for both PC and Mac. MediaMonkey – An iOS tag editor that supports multiple file formats. UDTE-ID3 – Another PC only editor that supports a wide range of file formats. Musicbrains Picard – This is a pretty geeky editor that cross platform, but it's very extensive if you get down inside it. This is where Meta, an advanced music tag editor for Mac developed by French indie developer Benjamin Jaeger, comes in.I came across Meta a few months ago when, frustrated with the ugliness and bloated nature of other desktop metadata editors, I took it upon myself to find a polished, modern tag editor designed specifically with Mac users in mind. Musictag Editor for Mac – free to try up to 10 times, then $5.99. It enables you to quickly edit different audio file tags like Artist, Song Name, Comments, and many others. ID3 Editor – A simple Mac editor that provides most of the metatag needed. MetaBlissis a new ID3 tag editor Mac program that is solely created for Mac OS X. Tuneup – This is a Windows and Mac editor that has both a free and premium version. Tag – A fairly simple Mac only metadata editor that's free. Metadatics – This is Mac only and costs $9, but it also covers a wide range of file formats. ID3 Tag Editor (Free) Music Tag (Paid) TigoTago (Free) EasyTAG (Free) Kid3 (Free) Metatogger (Free) One of the ways to fix the problem is to edit the MP3 metadata of your files. ITunes – There's a nice metadata editor right within the app.

A number of readers wrote in asking for suggestions for some metadata editors, since many DAWs don't provide extensive access to many of the metatags that are needed.

The other day I wrote a post on why creating the proper metadata for a song or album is so important.

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