id3v2 metaflac cdparanoia

npm ci && npm run build

Music Utils provides 5 scripts:

• cdrip.sh
• cover.photo.sh
• tag.album.sh
• tag.tracks.sh
• glyrc.cover.photo.sh

Bind them to your .bashrc file by

    source /path/to/music-utils/scripts/index.sh

Index.sh also creates an alias for bulk fetching cover photos with glyrc.

Music/Artist $> music-utils-cdrip Album\ Name

Creates a folder 'Album Name' from your current position (pwd), rips the cd in your cd-drive (with help from cdparanoia), converts all wav-files to flac-files wav2flac and setting tags "Album" and "Artist" according to values in current path

Music/Artist/2020 Album $> music-utils-cover-photo

Parse your current position (pwd) to extract artist and album information. Then, with help from sacad, searches the Internet for matching cover photos and places the resulting image in a 'cover.jpg' file

Music/Artist/YYYY Album $> music-utils-tag-album
Music/Artist $> music-utils-tag-album -a YYYY Album
Music/Artist $> music-utils-tag-album --album YYYY Album

Parse your current position (pwd) to extract artist and album information. Then, for each file in current directory, extracts information either from flac, mp3 or file path, structurize these, rewrites tags and renames folder to match with standardized structure as follows:

• Artist/YYYY Album name
• Artist/YYYY Album name [extended info]
• Artist/YYYY Album name (Disc 1∕2)

Music/Artist/2020 Album $> tag-tracks.sh -f /path/to/tracks.txt

As tag-album but fetches tracks info from provided tracks.txt file

If your catalog consist of ie

| - A
    | - A Band
| - B
    | - Band, A

where A Band is actually the same band as Band, A , similarities script will output as a table

/>  ./scripts/similarities.sh -A /path/to/origin/ -B /path/to/comparator/ -T 0.5  -Q > output.table

Where

• -A is base directory
• -B is comparing directory
• -T is threshold of equality
• -Q to quiet