Importing your library

Choose the right way to bring your library into Music 1, from audio tags or text files, with the import video series. Or let us do it.

Name your audio files Artist-Title, and know why the file name matters less than the tags your listeners see.

Know the difference between an mp3 file name and its tags, and why internet stations need the right Title and Artist tags.

Check and fix your mp3 tags with MediaMonkey before you import, deal with duplicate records and export tag data for M1.

Add or edit Title and Artist tags with the free Mp3Tag app, for example after converting .wav files to mp3.

Import your song data straight from the mp3 tags with Music 1’s built-in tag reader, screen by screen.

Import library data when Music 1 and your audio files are on different computers, with an Mp3Tag export and our import definition file.

See how Music 1 deals with duplicate titles when you import audio tag data.

Find and remove duplicate song cards after a first bulk import, one card at a time or all at once.

Update the Cart and File fields on your cards after switching automation systems or moving your audio, without creating duplicates.

Understand why a re-import from a .csv reports songs as not imported, and where to see which records were and weren’t.

Add missing data such as Tempo or Gender to your existing song cards by merging a text file, matched on Cart number.