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JMP3Renamer is a plugin-based renamer/tagger written in Java. It supports automatical assignment of the data to the files and magic cookies to specify the filename format. Currently available plugins: Discogs, MusicBrainz, Filename, Filetag, Mp3, Ogg

The 'Automatic Cover Tool' software will process your MP3, OGG, WMA, M4A and FLAC files collection and download missed cover images. Album art images are downloaded and saved as image file and/or as image tag in every media file in album.

SimpleTag is a cross-platform desktop tool, which allows to update the labels of all your music before incorporating it into a musical library or cloud service. Nowadays, the amount of music we have in our equipment is so large, it is no longer possible to manage with the traditional system of filenames and directories. The most convenient is to use the concept of libraries that handle the big market music players: iTunes, Amarok, Windows Media Player, Google Music, ..etc The labels...

Instantly create customized chord, scale, and arpeggio diagrams of any complexity. Just point and click to add fingerings and labels. Print layouts in seconds. When the program starts, enter the number of frets you want in your diagram. Click any fret on any string to add a dot (finger position). Click any added dot to remove it (change it back to an empty position). Right-Click any fret on any string to add a character of your choice (add finger numbers, root note labels, interval...

apecomment is an APEv2 music tag editor. It will also support ID3v1/v2 writing. Features other editors do not have are: 1) support encoding detection/conversion, 2) file attachment (cue sheet, jacket image, Lyrics, etc.) support.

Yet another human-readable plaintext music notation language. Somewhat similar to ABC and also Guido. Empty lines divide blocks of music, and every line is for one voice. Blocks can be repeated and merged to simplify structured composing.

Niffty is a Java applet which allows a composer to display NIFF formatted music notation on a web page. The user can format the page and print it using the browser's own Print function and, with the right Java version, play it as MIDI.