Collection Notes
Make Listening Notes You Can Understand Without Replaying Everything
Attach listening observations to clear track references and approximate timestamps so you can find the detail again on the same recording.
Music, kept close
Collection Notes
Names, versions and listening notes that keep the context attached to a recording.
Collection Notes
Keep Packaging Notes Separate from Listening Judgements
Record visible packaging details and listening observations in separate fields so a neat sleeve does not become an unsupported claim about playback.
Collection Notes
Before calling two albums duplicates, check the version
Two releases can share a title without being the same listening object. Compare the track list, credits and release details before merging collection entries.
Collection Notes
Give unfamiliar liner-note names a place in your collection
Use the credits on one recording to build a small route through performers and contributors without turning music discovery into an endless search.
Collection Notes
The small notes that help you find a recording again
A filename cannot hold every useful detail. Give recordings a clear title, a known source and notes that distinguish facts from guesses.