A complete music-library workflow

Media Metadata Workstation

Refine albums, artwork, lyrics, playlists, and encoding choices in one review-first Windows workspace, then prepare the library for every destination that matters.

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Complete workflow

Import / Rip / Ingest

Bring a disc or album folder into a careful review workflow.

Inspect audio files and supporting material together.
Review EAC and FLAC settings when they are part of the source workflow.
Preview destination and naming rules before encoding.
Keep source media separate from later staging and output.

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Tags + IDs / Baseline

Establish the tags, identifiers, and baseline that later decisions should preserve or improve.

Compare the album with a known baseline when one is available.
Keep identifiers, filenames, and metadata assumptions visible.
Separate album review from controlled editing.
Carry accepted source information into preview and verification.

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Lyrics + Sidecars / Timed Lyrics

Coordinate embedded lyrics, companion files, and timing-aware preparation.

Review embedded and sidecar lyrics together.
Keep portable text alongside library-specific metadata.
Prepare timed lyrics from an approved text source.
Connect lyric readiness with playlist and karaoke workflows.

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Artwork + Credits

Treat cover art, credits, and attribution as first-class library material.

Compare embedded and folder artwork before choosing a replacement.
Inspect roles, dimensions, format, and player compatibility.
Review detailed credits in the context of the album.
Keep accepted sources connected to the resulting library state.

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Provider Enrichment

Compare richer provider information through a guided, source-aware review.

Treat provider results as candidates for review.
Show field-level differences before accepting values.
Keep authorization local and specific to each provider.
Retain provenance for information added to the library.

In development

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Preview / Diff / Commit

Review proposed changes before applying them to the library.

Compare existing and proposed values side by side.
Keep a backup and recovery path close to consequential work.
Verify the accepted result after a controlled change.
Use explicit approval for external tools, servers, devices, and files.

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Playlists / Crates

Inspect, order, validate, and route one chosen sequence toward several destinations.

Review order, missing tracks, duplicates, duration, and format readiness.
Shape playlists and crates without losing user intent.
Prepare server, portable, disc, legacy-media, DJ, and karaoke destinations.
Keep each delivery action tied to its own target and checks.

In development

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Plex / Media-Server Delivery

Bring media-server playlists and library context into a controlled review workflow.

Connect to Plex through a user-facing authorization flow.
Inspect playlists and matched library items in MMW.
Prepare a reviewed reconciliation path for future server updates.
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Audio-CD Authoring / Burning

Prepare an ordered playlist for a trustworthy audio-CD authoring path.

Preserve track order and check 74-minute or 80-minute capacity.
Identify which sources need CD-compatible PCM staging.
Prepare CD-TEXT, cue information, gaps, and track boundaries.
Carry the reviewed sequence toward mastering, supervised burning, and verification.

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Archive / Device Export

Prepare durable output for portable, legacy, and archival destinations.

Plan folders, selected media, playlists, manifests, and verification.
Prepare MiniDisc and NetMD order, capacity, titles, and format needs.
Balance cassette sides and document DAT recording requirements.
Keep archive structure, source mapping, and provenance with delivery copies.

Planned

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Karaoke / CD+G / Live Direction

Connect reviewed songs, lyrics, and playlist order with a live karaoke workflow.

Coordinate singer requests, rotation, and the active queue.
Prepare approved lyric text and timing for audience display.
Keep operator controls and audience presentation synchronized.
Carry show history and output requirements into later review.

In development

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Flagship benefits

Everything between the rip and the finished library.

MMW brings the decisions that usually live across separate utilities into one coherent workflow.

See the whole album

Review tracks, tags, identifiers, artwork, lyrics, and folder context together.

Make encoding understandable

Read EAC and encoder settings, separate folder and filename rules, and preview the resulting path.

Shape dependable playlists

Inspect order, missing tracks, duplicates, duration, and destination readiness before delivery.

Protect source masters

Keep proposed work separate from originals, with explicit approval, backup, verification, and recovery.

Prepare many destinations

Carry a reviewed library toward servers, portable folders, performance, karaoke, discs, and archives.

Inside MMW

Focused workspaces for careful decisions.

Open each screen at full size to explore the controls and information available for the task.

Metadata and Artwork editor showing album tags, identifiers, artwork, and compatibility context. — Compare album metadata, identifiers, artwork, and compatibility in one focused editor.

Metadata and ArtworkOpen related workflow

Playlists and Crates showing track order, missing items, duplicates, duration, findings, and destination readiness. — Inspect sequence, missing tracks, duplicates, duration, and destination readiness before delivery.

Playlists and CratesOpen related workflow

Karaoke preparation workspace showing playlist context, lyric readiness, and singer-rotation planning. — Connect a reviewed sequence and lyrics with singer rotation and show preparation.

Karaoke PreparationOpen related workflow

Who it serves

Built for people who care how a library is assembled.

MMW is designed for deliberate work, whether the collection is personal, professional, archival, or performance-focused.

Collectors

Keep carefully ripped libraries accurate, consistent, and easy to understand.

Archivists

Preserve source identity, provenance, artwork, lyrics, and recovery records.

DJs and karaoke hosts

Turn a trusted library into ordered, destination-aware performance material.

Media-server users

Compare local files with server context and prepare controlled reconciliation.

Workflow breadth

One library, many destinations.

The same reviewed album and sequence can support listening, performance, portable, physical-media, and archival workflows.

Plex and media servers

Bring local metadata, artwork, and playlist context into a controlled server workflow.

Portable and legacy media

Plan sequence, capacity, naming, and format readiness for folders, MiniDisc, cassette, and DAT.

Audio CD

Prepare order, duration, PCM readiness, CD-TEXT, and cue information before authoring.

Karaoke Live

Connect singer rotation, lyrics, timing, audience display, and show history.

Review first. Recover confidently.

Source preservation

MMW keeps important actions visible: what will change, which source is authoritative, where the backup lives, and how the result will be checked.

That review-first posture lets powerful library tools remain understandable and reversible.

Follow the library from intake to destination.

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