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Cleaning iTunes | |
| Subject: | Filing under composer rather than artist | |
| Date: | 2003-01-23 06:23:20 | |
| From: | anonymous2 | |
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I enjoyed the article, but following some of the suggestions has created a small problem. When you "correctly" use the "Artist" and "Composer" fields, iTunes creates a folder in the iTunes folder with the name of the Artist, not the Composer. However, in my CD collection (and I bet most peoples), I would file "Goldberg Variations" first under "Bach", and not under "Gould, Glenn". Is there a way to get iTunes to do this?
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Filing under composer rather than artist
2003-01-23 09:16:38 brian d foy |
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In the past, I have also created a bunch of alias. Since everything under "Glenn Gould" is still a bunch of directories representing albums, I make aliases of those directories and put them under "Johann Sebastian Bach" so I have it both ways.