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4. editinG Your music librarY
4.1 Information to Describe Your Music
Metadata / tag information on your OPUS
Metadata, also sometimes referred to as tag information or liner notes, is the information that
goes along with the audio file. It describes a music piece or album, which artist is playing, when
the recording was made, your rating and how often you have listened to it etc. The metadata will
significantly enhance your knowledge of your music, and your pleasure of listening. Well edited,
the metadata will allow you:
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to find particular songs or works so much quicker. The OPUS has very powerful navigation
options, but they are only as good as the data they have to work with.
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to know more about the music while browsing or listening to it.
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to understand patterns in the music and in your listening, which can greatly enhance your
music pleasure.
What’s available
Here is a complete list of the fields the OPUS keeps per track in table form:
Label in Maestro Label Display Description
Track Title Track;
Classical:
Movement
Title or Name of the piece of music. In classical music this is
referred to as a movement. Both are used synonymously.