A bunch of hiphop (e.g. jay z, nas, kanye) and a bit from other genres, except country because it's trash.

(20-02-2016, 03:35 PM)Adrift Wrote: Here's a screenshot showing two of my music folders. I find those text displays rather difficult to wade through. Mainly because I feel like the subdirs are not necessary.

Well, if you have an outrageously large library that is. And being that I prefer a total discography, and some artists/bands have 10-20+ years of music, it's a lot.

https://u.teknik.io/dzVDW.png

Don't mind the weirdness, it's sxiv minus borders and a smaller font to fit all the dirs in one display on the left.

> Modest Mouse
> Arcade Fire
> Yeah Yeah Yeahs
> Broken Social Scene
> Mogwai


Good taste, bruh.

Thanks man. Still in the process of cleaning up old hard drives full of music, still not fully up to date but eh.

Mine mostly consists of Industrial/Electronic. Took out some artists (Aphex Twin, Autechre and Venetian Snares, their libraries were HUGE)

Until 2007-2012 collect tons of hardcore/hardstyle and some different electronic genre btw i get a hardware failure and not have backup.... after that incident i minimalized listening hardstlye and hardcore, my new love is the doujin music (all genre).

I recently downloaded the two LMMS volumes (http://lmms.io/showcase, thanks venam!)
Other than that, I simply listen to the 2f30 radio stream (http://radio.2f30.org:8000/live.mp3). My whole music lib is now under a big pile of dust, as I don't listen to it anymore.

There are 83,9GB

I have another folder with 8,8GB, but those songs don't have the tags fixed properly.

EDIT: Too long message, even had to use an alternative to Pastebin
http://pasted.co/79ef3ac4

Nearing you there. O_O I had no idea.

Of course tree counts covers as well, though I believe I finally cleaned out the whole entire library and there is only one cover per album.

i thought i already shared mine but i didn't. here it is.
https://p.teknik.io/pfPfW

Here is mine: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/663ba1...68f689626e

They're all high quality FLACs ripped from different CDs. It's about 3.2 GB big.

(14-12-2016, 02:30 PM)hayden Wrote: Here is mine: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/663ba1...68f689626e

They're all high quality FLACs ripped from different CDs. It's about 3.2 GB big.

I didn't include my CDs but nice, Saturday Night Fever soundtrack is pretty good

I have quite a big music collection:


all ogg, mostly ripped. I also started listening to online jazz radio, such as NRK jazz radio:

https://radio.nrk.no/direkte/jazz

Edit:

I mostly use sad for maintaining my music collection: http://git.2f30.org/sad/log.html

(24-07-2015, 05:48 PM)Houseoftea Wrote: Question: do you guys care about audio quality, lossless and all that?

Yeah, I do. I rip to FLAC. Even though it takes up more storage, it's still worth it.

(15-12-2016, 10:09 AM)hayden Wrote:

(24-07-2015, 05:48 PM)Houseoftea Wrote: Question: do you guys care about audio quality, lossless and all that?

Yeah, I do. I rip to FLAC. Even though it takes up more storage, it's still worth it.

Daily reminder that riping a 320 kbps mp3 stream from cd to flac isn't going to magically improve the quality. in fact you're better keeping it as 320 kbps mp3 for the reduced file size or if you prefer free formats encoding to vorbis. flac as a codec is only useful when you want to encode a uncompressed lossless audio stream but don't want to lose lossless quality. this means you need to search for vendors that sell music in flac originally. probably the biggest is bandcamp offering several formats and you help support artists directly.