This is not where AudioFinder is focused.
This is primarily where all the apps are focused. Market one, the main one is sound designers for post production managing sound effects. “There are two market niches for metadata, one is overflowing with support and the other has been almost entirely ignored.
#Basehead vs audiofinder update#
If in future you wish to update any of your comments as new features are implemented, please also get in touch!ĪudioFinder – Iced Audio – US$69.95 – OSX The implementation of metadata is an evolving area, and this post is a snapshot as per these apps now. Developers, if I have misquoted you at all please get in touch asap (using the email link over on the right) & I will update this post – I totally appreciate how much hard work is involved in developing and evolving these apps and it is very important to me that your work is represented fairly & as you wish. If any readers know of Sound Library software that I have missed which should be included, please let me know in the comments – I did contact NetMix but have never had a response. – can I import metadata from a spreadsheet? what formats are supported?ġ. – what fields of metadata do you support? – can your custom metadata be exported for use in other programs? – can your custom metadata be read by other programs? Following on from previous posts about metadata, I have emailed the developer of each library app and asked the same questions of them, specifically:Ĭould you provide basic info for me as to how your application handles metadata?
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