Would you like to see all the "Recording Artist(s)" as highlighted in yellow in this screenshot?
If not, please tell me exactly what you mean by "Performers" and provide a specific example release MBID.
If not, please tell me exactly what you mean by "Performers" and provide a specific example release MBID.
Yes, that’s what I wanted to see.
The composer should go to the “composer” field instead of “artist” field.
Thanks for your idea.
Unfortunately, this would no longer align with the primary objective outlined in point #1:
Best possible compatibility to MusicBrainz official tagger "Picard"
As you can see in the official MusicBrainz Picard "George Bizet" is also identified as the ARTIST for this release.
Since version v2.00 of this script, I haven't processed the metadata at track-level anymore.
Detailed information about recording artists can only be found there.
Just as a technical hint:
To get "Patrick Criswell", "John McCarthy" and the 5 other recording artists for track #2, you would have to
a) Loop through all 56 medias (aka "CDs") for this release
b) On media #1/56: Loop through all 26 tracks
c) On track #2/26: Loop through all recordings
d) On recording #1: Loop through all 7 artist-credit
e) On artist-credit #1: Read the artist name "Patrick Criswell" and maybe his disambiguation "Chorus master" and his country "GB"
For major releases such as the current 56 CD-Collection 111 Years of Deutsche Grammophon: The Collector's Edition 2, the processing time increases up to one minute (without any cover art!) and the 32-bit version of Mp3tag results in this error:
Technically speaking, a script could return a "combined artist credit" for smaller releases like
Danilo Rigosa (Person, operatic bass)/Slovak Philharmonic Chorus (Choir, SK)/Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Orchestra, SK)/Alexander Rahbari (Person, Ali Rahbari, often credited as “Alexander” Rahbari, IR)
In short:
Currently, I cannot change the script to meet your needs.
New user with a few questions, so apologies if I’ve missed something obvious.
Is it possible to write multivalued tags instead of using / as a delmiter? I know I can split them using Actions but that feels a little clumsy?
Would it be posssible to pull %_albumartists%, %_albumartists_sort% and %_artists_sort%?
Can you please provide an existing real example from MusicBrainz and show me, what field(s) exactly do you like to save as multivalue field?
And where do you see %_albumartists%, %_albumartists_sort% and %_artists_sort% in the given MusicBrainz online example?
What exactly would the difference be compared to the existing ALBUMARTIST, ALBUMARTISTSORT, ARTISTSORT?
Any tag that is multivalued really e.g. artists, musicbrainz_albumartistid, musicbrainz_artistid, musicbrainz_albumtype.
The fields are available in Picard so I guess may not be available through the API; they’re the multivalued equivalents e.g.
ALBUMARTIST: Elton John & Brandi Carlile
_ALBUMARTISTS: Elton John; Brandi Carlile
ALBUMARTISTSORT: John, Elton & Carlile, Brandi
_ALBUMARTISTS_SORT: John, Elton; Carlile, Brandi
NOTE: Using semicolon to denote a multivalued tag
Thank you for providing this additional information.
Unfortunately, neither the _fields nor the saving of multivalue fields are planned for the near future.
The effort required to add and maintain these rather specialized and user-defined fields is currently too high.
Of course you can copy my websource script code and adapt it to your needs.
Or you can use "MusicBrainz Picard" for these specific sort fields.
AFAIK, MB Picard also supports multivalue fields, so you could implement both suggestions.
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