CDpedia For Mac

Keeping track of all your CDs can prove to be quite difficult, especially when dealing with large collections.

CDpedia is a Mac app that offers you the possibility to create a comprehensive digital database for your CDs, integrates with your iTunes to help you include the albums downloaded online, is able to find extensive metadata for each track, and much more.

The user interface is represented by a single window where you can organize the albums into collections, visualize the content of each group, the metadata attached to each track, but also the embedded artwork.

For your convenience, CDpedia is able to search for album information online, by performing queries on various websites, such as Doghouse, Music Brainz, Discogs, Wikipedia, Freebase, and so on.

Moreover, the app can also keep track of the items that you would like to purchase in the near future. The same area allows you to create a separate list for the items that you have borrowed, and to whom.

CDpedia offers you the possibility to effortlessly import iTunes playlists in order to make sure your music collection includes all your albums, including the ones downloaded online.

Once your catalog is complete, CDpedia enables you to export the data to various file formats: this way you get to easily share it with your friends in no time.

If you have a large CDs collection, CDpedia is a great tool to have around: you can organize your discs into various groups in no time (since the metadata can be easily downloaded online), while also including your digital music downloads. As a result, you will have a holistic view upon your music collection and effortlessly keep track of the borrowed items.