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For splitting flac/cuesheets I use Flacon.
For subsequent tagging I use Puddletag or Picard. Puddletag's great for automated tagging as well as getting tags in great shape, customised tagging, formatting and renaming/moving folders and collateral. It also supports tag sources in addition to Musicbrainz.
For subsequent tagging I use Puddletag or Picard. Puddletag's great for automated tagging as well as getting tags in great shape, customised tagging, formatting and renaming/moving folders and collateral. It also supports tag sources in addition to Musicbrainz.
To ensure I consistently eliminate all unwanted tags and for deleting unwanted tags en-mass I use a Python script that does the job.
For bulk copying from at linespeed from my desktop to my music server I use FDT.
beets (setting it to prefer discogs metadata over musicbrainz personally)