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I'd like to gather some input on how to include the following information (recommended tag names, pitfalls to avoid) with Id3 v2.3:
- Band Country: to distinguish Killers (FRA) from Killers (US), should this be part of band [sort] name tag or better not?
- CD Release Year: to distinguish re-releases from the original release (not talking about cover versions here)
- Release Country: to distinguish US and European releases from Russian re-releases and extended Japanese releases
- Track Type: to distinguish Instrumental, Acoustic version, Single Edit, Live version etc.
- Vocals Gender: male/female/mixed/multiple/none etc. so that I can search for Metal songs with female vocals
- Label Number: not to be confused with UPC/Barcode, this is the Label's ID often to be found on the CD cover on the small strip between front and back cover
- Gapless: to differentiate between tracks with silence inbetween and live songs or intro / main track titles
- Net Track Duration: calculated or measured audio track length after trim, i.e. with no silence at the beginning or end included
Your suggestions are highly appreciated.
- Band Country: to distinguish Killers (FRA) from Killers (US), should this be part of band [sort] name tag or better not?
- CD Release Year: to distinguish re-releases from the original release (not talking about cover versions here)
- Release Country: to distinguish US and European releases from Russian re-releases and extended Japanese releases
- Track Type: to distinguish Instrumental, Acoustic version, Single Edit, Live version etc.
- Vocals Gender: male/female/mixed/multiple/none etc. so that I can search for Metal songs with female vocals
- Label Number: not to be confused with UPC/Barcode, this is the Label's ID often to be found on the CD cover on the small strip between front and back cover
- Gapless: to differentiate between tracks with silence inbetween and live songs or intro / main track titles
- Net Track Duration: calculated or measured audio track length after trim, i.e. with no silence at the beginning or end included
Your suggestions are highly appreciated.