ID3 Editor For Mac

MP3 and AIFF music files are able to store general information, such as the track title, the artist and album name, and much more. ID3 Editor is a macOS application that enables you to quickly process information stored in the ID3 metadata container associated with an MP3 or AIFF audio file.

Noteworthy is that the archive also includes a command line interface for the utility: open the Extras folder and launch the id3edcmd executable file by using the Terminal app. The same directory includes an AppleScript that can be integrated in your iTunes app: enables you to send track to the ID3 Editor app faster.

Each time you launch the application, the first step is to specify the track for which you want to process the metadata content. Once this is taken care of, in the ID3 Editor main window you can easily edit tags associated with the ID3 v2 or ID3 v1 standards and add podcast tags.

The best part is that ID3 Editor enables you to listen to the current track within the application: this way you can make sure that the metadata information is associated with the correct song.

Working with ID3 Editor is extremely intuitive: the app’s main window is organized into multiple tabs, and you get to quickly switch between different sections. ID3 Editor allows you to quickly modify the track title, the artist and the album name, the release year, the genre, the composer, the copyright details and much more.

Moreover, you get to quickly activate the podcast tag and add an identifier, a feed and a small description. All this information will be visible in iTunes or in any other music player, anytime you choose to browse your music library or play that specific track.

ID3 Editor is a great tool to have around if you need to quickly modify general metadata information associated with MP3 or AIFF tracks: the app comes with a simple and intuitive interface, which makes it easy to use even by most inexperienced operators.