How to change the tags ( artist, genre, etc. ) of a song?

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To change the tags of a song on a Windows PC, users can utilize tools such as Windows Media Player, Winamp, and MP3Tag. Windows Media Player allows users to edit album information directly, while Winamp provides access to file info for tag modifications. MP3Tag is a recommended free tool that simplifies the tagging process, enabling users to edit multiple fields efficiently. Users must ensure to navigate between fields to save changes properly.

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  • Basic understanding of audio file formats (e.g., MP3)
  • Knowledge of using file properties in Windows
  • Experience with media player software (e.g., Windows Media Player, Winamp)
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Music enthusiasts, audio file managers, and anyone looking to organize their music library effectively will benefit from this discussion.

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Some of my songs are not taged correctly , so I wanted to change their tags on my pc . I remember I could've edit the tags in nokia e75 and I had managed to sort my music library more easily . So , I want to ask as if there's any way that I can change the tags of a song ?
 
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I'm not 100% sure it is changing what you want to change, but in winamp you can access file info and change what is there.
 
Try mp3tag.
 
You don't need any special software on Windows. Just right-click over the MP3 file and select Properties.

To save each field that you type into, you must move the cursor to another field (before closing the Window).
 
Rectifier said:
Try mp3tag.
I use this as well, it does a good job (and its free).
I can't remember if it's only for windows PC though.
 

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