Hello MP3TAG Community, I've recently done very basic tag edits with the help of this community. I'm now looking to create my ideal "End All Be All" tool. I've always put my files into a particular format that I find most suitable for viewing. For clarity's sake, I will show a template and a few …

It looks as though the forum formatter has swallowed some of the characters. I found another thread that also deals with duplications: [image] Merge duplicate words Support You want to keep the first value. That's more complicated. [Edit:] Action: Format value Field: G…

I would start with the easy bits, e.g. replace the text contants. Like replace "(Remix)" with "[Remix]" ore remove "EP" from ALBUM. This would make it much easier to deal with several sets of parenthesis in one string. [image] kramerman342: ARTIST: Cash Cash\BOXINBOX\Lionsize (I believe that…

Thank you for your quick response yet again! I appreciate the attention to detail with the multiple fields part. I do wish to create multiple value fields for the artists involved in a track as I use MusicBee and can see them all (even if my phone player will not show all of them), however I do li…

[image] kramerman342: Additionally, how might I call back the rest of the title? When using the Format String you provided, the replacement '['$1']' portion only yields "[____ Remix]", not the rest of the track's title. Oops, yes, sorry, it should be: $regexp(%title%,(.*)$(.*?Remix)$,$1'['…

Excellent! That worked perfectly. Now I have tried using an older post to help with the next part of moving the featured artist over (you were directly involved in getting me to this format string in fact), and while I do not understand it, it seems to get me somewhat close to a desired result. …

Please note the strings in the action of the type "Guess value" are case sensitive. So if you use "feat" but you have "Feat" in the TITLE, then you will get no hit. The $mid() function goes to the position where it finds the named string and then used the rest of the TITLE - which is too much. To …

$regexp(%title%,.*$feat\. (.*?)$.*,%artist%\\\\$1) This ALMOST worked wonders for me. For songs with only one artist going into this, it will be perfect. For a few particular songs, like this Title: Belong (feat. Conor Maynard) [BEAUZ Remix] Artist: Cash Cash\\Dashboard Confessional It strips…

If you have multi-value fields, it is advisable to use $meta_sep(x,sep) to list all values of that field type, e.g. Format value for ARTIST $meta_sep(artist,\\)\\$regexp... (complete the $regexp... with what you used before)

Great! so by using $meta_sep(artist,\\)\\$regexp(%title%,.*$feat\. (.*?)$.*,$1) I have now got Title: Belong (feat. Conor Maynard) [BEAUZ Remix] Artist: Cash Cash\\Dashboard Confessiona\\Conor Maynard This is another step closer! Furthermore, by using Format Value Field: MIXARTIST Form…

I hoped that the double backslash would separate the multivalue field straight away. If it does not, then use an action of the type "Split field by separator" for ARTIST.

It absolutely did! No need to change that part! Now, I believe it's just some easier fine tuning with the album names (the - EP, EP, -Single, Single stuff as well as changing to brackets) and then the simple Tag(TITLE) - FILENAME conversion as well as recognizing "Acoustic", "Acoustic Version", "L…

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Here is a thread that deals with duplicates in multi-value fields: