SongGenie

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Version: 2.0 || Release Date: 2010-03-21 || License: Commercial with demo ($29.95) Developer: equinux USA, Inc | App Owner: factoryjoe

SongGenie cleans up your music library

Does your music library need a face lift? Get the SongGenie treatment with titles, artists and lyrics. SongGenie identifies unknown titles, completes missing fields and helps you clean up your song info. You can even search the web for lyrics and apply them to your music.

Find lyrics for your songs

No more guessing and no more misheard lyrics. Display your favorite songs with lyrics on your iPhone or just about any iPod too.

Analyze your music library

See which tracks are missing lyrics, song info or cover art. The new indicator shows how close you are to collection perfection.

Tidy titles, typos and song info

Are you all worked up over incorrect track info and too many genres? SongGenie will help you freshen your tunes right up.

Identify unknown songs

Figure out the names of unknown songs. SongGenie creates an acoustic fingerprint and tries to find out all available track info.

Required OS: 10.5
Tags: equinux , identification , artist , title , song , identify , album , id3 , music , itunes

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4 Opinions

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by ikarus, 2 years and 221 days ago

Bad interface design, jumps back to first identified song. Covers only artist, title and album. At least genre and year could've been useful. And why is there a special app for covers, which is 40$ when there are plenty of great free alternatives?

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by urbancowboy35, 2 years and 273 days ago

I love SongGenie 1. Especially with CoverScout 3. Both apps allow you to perfectly clean up your iTunes library. SongGenie works on the titles and typos, CoverScouts finds missing artwork. SongGenie is perfectly integrated in CoverScout and vice versa.

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by anamanaman, 2 years and 317 days ago

Can it dedupe an itunes library?

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by sneeka2, 2 years and 318 days ago

Pretty good app. I tried many a tagger, but this is the first one that actually impressed me so much I bought it. The unusual Cover Flow-ish interface works surprisingly well, better than the typical table or side-by-side view. I wouldn't trust the auto-tagging function, as its suggestions aren't always correct, but it lets you fix your library half-automatically pretty rapidly.