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Anyone else have a lot of classical music in their iTunes?
Is it frustrating to you that the world of iTunes is geared more towards pop music?
What I mean by that is that with classical music, there are hundreds of pieces by one composer. The Artist column is nearly worthless.
I'm setting up my Macbook Pro now, and ripping most of my classical CDs. I have the complete works of Mozart and Bach, which is about 320 CDs. After I rip them, finding what I want is really hard, because it doesn't all fit on the iPod screen.
On my old computer, I abbreviated everything, for instance: "VS1-1 BWV1001" which meant Violin Sonata #1, 1st movement, BWV catalog # 1001.
Doing this manually is a real pain in the ***.
How are other classical music fans addressing this?
Is it frustrating to you that the world of iTunes is geared more towards pop music?
What I mean by that is that with classical music, there are hundreds of pieces by one composer. The Artist column is nearly worthless.
I'm setting up my Macbook Pro now, and ripping most of my classical CDs. I have the complete works of Mozart and Bach, which is about 320 CDs. After I rip them, finding what I want is really hard, because it doesn't all fit on the iPod screen.
On my old computer, I abbreviated everything, for instance: "VS1-1 BWV1001" which meant Violin Sonata #1, 1st movement, BWV catalog # 1001.
Doing this manually is a real pain in the ***.
How are other classical music fans addressing this?