Hello everyone!
I have a couple of questions about the MusicBrainz database and Picard.
Recently, I noticed that for some albums I submitted, MusicBrainz Picard inserted “Soundtrack” into the “Album Artist Sort Order” field. In my opinion, this was incorrect, and I wanted to enter the right name (in this case, it was for Cirque Du Soleil). I edited the field by entering what I thought was the correct text and clicked “Save.” Contrary to my expectations, all the albums were still saved with “Soundtrack” at the beginning, like this:
Soundtrack – Title
How can I fix this?
I should point out that my script uses %artist% and %albumartist%.
$set(_albumartistname,$swapprefix(%albumartist%))
$set(_artistname,$swapprefix(%artist%))
$set(_basepath,$if2(%_albumartistname%,%_artistname%)
$set(_basepath,$if2(%_albumartistname%,%_artistname%) - %album% \(%_year%\) %_format% %_audio% %_catno% %_label%)
Another thing, also related to the database:
It has happened to me several times that I analyze an album where I know the artist and title, and I get multiple results on MusicBrainz Picard. Let me explain: I analyze the album and get results where some songs are correctly identified as belonging to the album I know, but other songs (which I know belong to the same album) are, according to the database, part of other albums (sometimes more than one). So I get fragmented results.
Does this happen to others? Is there a solution for this?
edit:
Ok Understood… drag&drop songs for album n. to album i want to recognize… perfect ![]()



