On a related topic, Bandcamp does something right. Until I first heard of it, I had very rarely bought music (I was born in the early 90s), and very often just downloaded it. Which meant manually (or automating) tagging of tracks.
But Bandcamp feels fair, I pay the artist/band the amount they wish or I wish to, and in return I get flac files I own with correct id3tags.
(Maybe it's just that Bandcamp was made when I started getting revenue, two unrelated events that just happen to coincide.)
But Bandcamp feels fair, I pay the artist/band the amount they wish or I wish to, and in return I get flac files I own with correct id3tags.
(Maybe it's just that Bandcamp was made when I started getting revenue, two unrelated events that just happen to coincide.)