Ex Falso For Mac

Ex Falso offers you the possibility to effortlessly view and edit the metadata associated with your music files. The app can quickly scans any folder and displays all the included files, even if you can process only particular audio types, such as FLAC, MIDI, MP3, AAC, MPEG, OGG, WAVE, and more.

Note that Ex Falso is based on the Quod Libet back-end, but does not integrate the audio playing capabilities. As a result, you can continue using your favorite music player while using Ex Falso to edit the metadata.

Ex Falso comes with a folder browser that allows you to navigate to any location on your disk. It can display all the files included in a certain directory. When you select a supported file type, Ex Falso will display all the current tags and their associated value.

For your convenience, Ex Falso comes with a collection of predefined tags and possible values, but you have the option to associate custom parameters and values. What’s more, Ex Falso can automatically add tags by extracting data from the file path.

Ex Falso also integrates file renaming capabilities and allows you to modify the tracks numbering. The utility’s workflows is quite intuitive, and most functions have self-explanatory controls.

By default, Ex Falso comes with a collection of plug-ins designed to extend its processing power but are disabled. With a simple mouse click you can easily enable any of them, but you will not receive any confirmation they actually work, and you do not get any usage instructions.

To conclude, if you are looking for a user-friendly solution that provides elementary music tagging capabilities, and allows you to extend its functions by using plugins, Ex Falso certainly deserves your attention.