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<blockquote data-quote="Grant Jennings" data-source="post: 288286" data-attributes="member: 746">I hate that the people who work at iTunes have no comprehension of how to organize a music library. If I add music by Nat &quot;King&quot; Cole to my iTunes library it will automatically be filed under &quot;N&quot;, requiring me to edit the album information to sort it as Cole, Nat &quot;King&quot;. Like most people who listen to Classical music, I prefer to sort my Classical library by composer but iTunes sorts all genres of music by performer. If I add a piano concerto, depending on the order in which the performers are listed, it could be filed under the pianist, the conductor or the orchestra - but not under the name of the composer.I had to create my own system to sort Popular, Classical, soundtracks and Christmas music. The tech-savvy geniuses at Apple should have been able to program this automatically with the click of a few keys instead of making users edit the information for every file/CD they save.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grant Jennings, post: 288286, member: 746"] I hate that the people who work at iTunes have no comprehension of how to organize a music library. If I add music by Nat "King" Cole to my iTunes library it will automatically be filed under "N", requiring me to edit the album information to sort it as [I]Cole, Nat "King". [/I]Like most people who listen to Classical music, I prefer to sort my Classical library by composer but iTunes sorts all genres of music by performer. If I add a piano concerto, depending on the order in which the performers are listed, it could be filed under the pianist, the conductor or the orchestra - but not under the name of the composer. I had to create my own system to sort Popular, Classical, soundtracks and Christmas music. The tech-savvy geniuses at Apple should have been able to program this automatically with the click of a few keys instead of making users edit the information for every file/CD they save. [/QUOTE]

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