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...n to your ListenBrainz server. Use this to log in to your server with your MusicBrainz details * Look at the [http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/LB list of tickets] that we have open for ListenBrainz and see i

...ly for the Summer of Code program and if accepted, get paid for hacking on MusicBrainz. Furthermore, all projects must develop '''new''' features for MusicBrainz. Proposals for replacing existing and working projects for the sake of maki

...n to your ListenBrainz server. Use this to log in to your server with your MusicBrainz details * Look at the [http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/LB list of tickets] that we have open for ListenBrainz and see i

Before editing MusicBrainz, you must [[mb:register|create an account]]. ...te Account" on the upper right corner of the main [https://musicbrainz.org MusicBrainz website] to go to the account creation page.

This page is about contributing to the [[mb:|MusicBrainz]] project, which you can do in many ways. There are several ways that you can contribute data to MusicBrainz:

This is a list of applications that have MusicBrainz support built in: ...yer for macOS, inspired by Winamp for Windows. Can retrieve cover art from MusicBrainz for tracks that don't have it embedded.

...ns or other music professionals who contribute to works described in the [[MusicBrainz Database]]. They can also be a non-musical person (like a photographer, an : An organised event which people can attend, and is relevant to MusicBrainz. Events generally refer to live performances, like concerts and festivals.

...icBrainz Entity|entities]] are connected to each other and to URLs outside MusicBrainz. To know more about how to add them, see [[How to Add Relationships]]. * The Metallica album [[release:5997cf87-5225-4830-9edf-358638a24905|St. Anger]] was produced by

"<nowiki>https://musicbrainz.org/doc/jspf#playlist</nowiki>" : { "identifier" : "<nowiki>https://musicbrainz.org/recording/e8f9b188-f819-4e43-ab0f-4bd26ce9ff56</nowiki>",

===Album=== An album, perhaps better defined as a "Long Play" (LP) release, generally consists o

...are the individual CDs, vinyls, etc. contained within the packaging of an album (or any other type of [[Release|release]]). Mediums are always included in

Yate supports MusicBrainz, Beatport, Discogs, AcoustID, AcousticBrainz, tMDB and has the ability to l ...ate usage. The databases can contain common values across all tracks in an album and special aggregated fields such as duration, track count, lowest rating,

...be expressed in the form of one or more audio recordings. While a work in MusicBrainz is usually musical in nature, it is not necessarily so. For example, a work ...to have a specifically ordered sequence of related songs (i.e. a “concept album”).

A MusicBrainz release represents the unique release (i.e. issuing) of a product containin ...xt to a deluxe edition of that same album, you're looking at two different MusicBrainz releases, which are grouped as part of the same [[Release Group|release gro

...n to your ListenBrainz server. Use this to log in to your server with your MusicBrainz details * Look at the [http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/LB list of tickets] that we have open for ListenBrainz and see i

...le to apply these principles to discography databases as well, including [[MusicBrainz]]. For reading up on FRBR, a good start could be [[wikipedia:Functional_Req ...OCLC and Gracenote work. Except that no single entity owns Wikipedia or [[MusicBrainz]], because the contents can be copied freely by anybody. This answers the '

...re we trying to be. Such a database would be as complex an undertaking as MusicBrainz itself. Areas are meant as a secondary level of data and are not expected t ...ive just the name(s) or, if you want to be extra helpful, you can give the MusicBrainz page for the containing area, if we have it already. Also helpful for any a

...n both correcting tags in your digital music and contributing data back to MusicBrainz. If this is your first visit to this page, it might be good to read it all MusicBrainz (often abbreviated to MB) consists of three parts:

== MusicBrainz == *[[jira:MBS-6516]] MusicBrainz Programming Guide

== Slang used by the users in MusicBrainz == ''Origin'': http://chatlogs.musicbrainz.org/musicbrainz/2011/2011-07/2011-07-08.html#T15-34-04-966426