Sadly, it has a pretty complicated interface that takes some time to get used to. It has a lot of bonus features while still incorporating the usual ones. Tag&Rename is a popular tagging application that some of you may know. There is a free version you can try out for cleaning 100 songs and saving 50 album covers, and there are also two other paid versions, of which the unlimited one costs $29.95. In addition to tagging, TuneUp will also notify you of any concerts of your favorite bands and will aid you in expanding your musical knowledge via Tuniverse. You simply right click and send your tracks into TuneUp and it will tag them up for you. The interface is very simplified and resembles a small sidebar that sticks to your player and helps clean up all the mess. It works for Windows Media Player and iTunes in a manner similar to an add-on. TuneUp is a program designed to fix mislabeled music and fill in album art automatically. True, this application is only for manual editing, but if you like to edit everything by yourself than this will be one of your number 1 choices, mostly because it’s free. Mp3Tag gives you a tidy and simplified two-column user interface with everything editing-related on the left side, and browsing around your tracks on the right side. Mp3Tag is a groovy free application which will let you easily and quickly tag your music with just a few clicks. In this short review we’ll try to find the best MP3 Tagging applications available for Windows, in no particular order. On the other hand, most programs for manual tag editing just make things even more confusing. There are many automatic mp3 taggers, but more often than not you’d want to edit a tag or two by yourself.
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