Finetune For Mac

Finetune offers you the possibility to clean up your iTunes music library by completing the songs information while also downloading cover art and lyrics from online sources when available.

Moreover, Finetune can also be used to remove either missing or duplicate songs from your library. Even though the app can deal with the process automatically, you can also edit the tracks metadata manually.

Finetune is able to recognize the iTunes library location on its own, but you can also manually select a particular folder to be analyzed. The utility can detect most audio file formats, such as MP3, FLAC, AAC, Vorbis, and so on.

To identify the tracks correctly, Finetune calculates the acoustic fingerprint for each song and uses the information to find the appropriate entry in the AcoustID database.

As a result, Finetune can download extensive metadata for each entry, and all you have to do is review the changes. Finetune also allows you to manually tweak the data before applying the changes to the track.

To fix tracks, Finetune can download high-resolution cover art, details about the tracks genre or the complete lyrics, album tags, and so on. You can also use the app to sort the library or to identify missing or duplicate tracks.

Within the Finetune user interface, you get to see the file path together with all the currently associated details. You can also choose to listen to the track in iTunes, preview the changes that will be performed, and edit any of the details if necessary.

To sum it all up, Finetune is able to analyze your iTunes music library and use the AcoustID online databases to complete the missing metadata details. Moreover, the utility can be used to identify tracks that should be removed, albums that are incomplete, missing songs, and so on.

Note that Finetune can perform all these changes without requiring too much user supervision and that you get to adjust the app’s library tweaking rules via the Preferences window.