Organizing large music collections
great advice from justin, who knows a thing or two about how we all listen to music.
Reblogged from JSTN (permalink) 90 notes
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Organizing large music collections
great advice from justin, who knows a thing or two about how we all listen to music.
Reblogged from JSTN (permalink) 90 notesI should prob. do that..but everything sounded like the parents on charlie brown talking to me =) helloooo personal...
This reminds me I still have to delete all of my music and reload it in a FLACC format, but that will be the day I...
I get this, I really do. But for some reason, I still like my old CD cabinets/shelves…
This is good advice [that i need to follow] for an iTunes library, but it’s also good advice for most everything else....
Individual libraries can be opened by holding “option” and launching iTunes. Not ideal,
Justin Ouellette…...mind isn’t “vowel-less.”
Hi. I’m Ian and I have 87.4 days worth of music filling 233.8 GB of space. For me, smart playlists kill