Squeed For Mac

Squeed is a metadata editing tool that is able to work with MP3, FLAC, AIFF, and M4A audio files. The utility helps you tag and rename the tracks, can import metadata information from the Discogs online database, and automatically removes unused fields.

Right off the bat, you must direct Squeed to the directory that includes the music collection you want to process: the utility automatically imports the audio files that come in a compatible format. You can see the complete list of songs in the Squeed main window.

Each time you select a particular track, on the left side of the Squeed main window you get to see the currently associated metadata information.

Squeed provides support for working with the following parameters: title, artist, album, year, track number, comment, genre, album artist, composer, or publisher. Squeed also offers you the possibility to preview the album cover or to listen to the track.

If you make any changes in the metadata fields, be sure to press the Save button. Otherwise, the modifications will be lost. The best part is that you can readily copy all the metadata associated with a track and paste it to another via the contextual menu.

Squeed also packs a number of features designed to help you deal with certain repetitive tasks a lot faster. Worth mentioning is that you can perform these actions on multiple audio files at the same time.

Squeed allows you to define custom renaming patterns, can automatically number tracks based on your indications, and enables you to extract metadata information and use it to create tags for the songs.

What’s more, Squeed can go online and search for metadata information in the Discogs user created database. The utility offers you the option to import the data to your own tracks with a simple mouse click.

To sum up, Squeed packs elementary metadata editing capabilities and allows you to customize the tracks naming or numbering pattern, and so on.

At the same time, Squeed also integrates more complex capabilities: it can go online to search for exhaustive metadata details and cover art, or can convert the associated information into tags.