How to Edit Music Images or Songs on Android Easily
But behind it all, of course, in order to get a sense of comfort and enjoyment when listening to music entertainment, usually the media player will display a number of complete information such as song titles and album images. But from that, sometimes the music that we get when we download on the internet, not all songs have detailed information about the song, such as an unknown title and a logo image with an unknown person or the name of a website. All of that could have been changed or edited by the uploader of the song.
If all the song lists in the media player provide information that is not clear, of course we will have difficulty when we want to find the song we want to listen to, right? especially if the list of songs reaches hundreds. Of course this will confuse ourselves.
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The steps are as follows:
- Download and install the application iTag from playstore.
- Open the iTag application, then wait until the loading is complete, the loading process will load all the number of songs available on your mobile device.
- Select the type of song you want to change the image logo for. After that then click clean cover (default image will be deleted automatically). For more details, you can see in the image below.
- Next select pick picturein this option, you just enter the type of image that you think fits this music if you click it save. As in the following image.
After completing the steps above, now the logo image or background photo has been replaced.
- Then if you want to correct or edit the song title, album name, singer name, song genre, and year of manufacture, all you have to do is scroll down and then when you’re done, just press save. For a picture of how it looks, see the image below.
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