Tag Archives: itunes
Why should anyone pay to listen to an album once?
I’ve been pruning my iTunes collection to prepare for iTunes Match. iTunes Match is limited to 250001 songs. As of this writing I have about 30000 in my iTunes collection. Almost all of these albums I’ve listened to only once. … Continue reading
Remote.app and playlist folders
Why can’t I add to a playlist in a subfolder? There’s no button.
Yes, Apple Does Social Media
The Ad Contrarian: Apple still doesn’t have an official Twitter feed or Facebook page. They don’t jump from one gimmick to another. They are not desperate to hop on every fad that comes along. They are the most successful technology … Continue reading
Get your iTunes playlists into Rdio with Trnsmit
Was looking for this the other night. After you connect it to your Rdio account you can upload an iTunes XML file of a playlist and it will recreate it in Rdio as best it can. Trnsmit — Add your … Continue reading
Add to playlist clicks
With Spotify now requiring Facebook for new accounts I thought I’d go back to Rdio for a bit and see how things have improved in the past few months. But I find that things take a lot of clicks in … Continue reading
Facebook is going to scrobble
MG Siegler talks about what he’s heard about what Facebook is launching at F8 this year. I wonder if the reason we haven’t gotten an iTunes/iPod/iPhone presentation yet is because of F8 and if Apple has deep iTunes integration with … Continue reading
“Mastered for iTunes – sonic revelation, or meaningless sales hype?” by Ian Shepherd
Shepherd on mastering for iTunes. Scott Hull from Masterdisk also weighs in. Mastered for iTunes – sonic revelation, or meaningless sales hype
Mastering for iTunes
Digital Music News interviewed Vlado Meller, the mastering engineer on the new Red Hot Chili Peppers album, which has three masters: one for CD, one for vinyl, and one for iTunes. Digital Music News: What specific considerations play into the … Continue reading
iTunes Match Isn’t A Locker
There’s some confusion about the iTunes Match video making the rounds. The video demonstrates that you could download or stream music from iTunes, but All Things D is reporting that it’s really a download in the background, at least in … Continue reading