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:A quick introduction to MusicBrainz and to its use, respectively. ;[[How To]]s

'''Welcome to the MusicBrainz Wiki!''' ...MusicBrainz], learn how to use and contribute to it more effectively, and to help shape the direction it takes into the future.

==Introduction== ...runs on Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 and XP. This tool is the predecessor to the [[Classic Tagger]] application. All of the features in the CD Lookup to

...cBrainz]]! This page is intended to give you a few starting points to edit MusicBrainz, whether you're an [[Artist|artist]] or a user of the BBC Music site. Please read it (and other relevant guides) before starting to edit. If after reading you're still stuck, then [[Contact Us|contact us]] s

This page describes how to use the MusicBrainz Subversion Repository. ==Introduction==

==Introduction== ...ed tagging applications. If you are looking for a complete, usable program to run, please try out these:

{{note}} You should create an account on the MusicBrainz '''site''' (http://musicbrainz.org/register), ''not on this wiki''. ...it (and any other guides relevant to what you want to do) before starting to edit. If after reading you're still stuck, then [[Contact Us|contact us]] s

# [[/Introduction|Introduction]] ## [[MusicBrainz API|MusicBrainz API]] ([[MusicBrainz_API/Examples|examples]])

==Introduction== ...is used here in the broadest sense, and is not meant to refer specifically to the [[wikipedia:Classical_period_%28music%29|Classical Period]] in Western

...simple quick start guide of things you may find useful in order to include MusicBrainz in your hack day projects. ;[[About_MusicBrainz|MusicBrainz introduction]]:A short introduction to what MusicBrainz is, and what it is not.

* What is ListenBrainz? An introduction for normal, non-geeky users. ...knowing Meta/MusicBrainz and the history of audioscrobbler is it possible to know what ListenBrainz is - we need better docs explaining what, how, why a

...] evolved in [[MusicBrainz]] and the various discussion/proposals that led to its present state. ==Staled proposals that haven't (yet?) come to reality==

...d on, so make sure you also read [[Introduction to Voting|our introduction to voting]]! ...all new data that is being entered into the database nowadays is added by MusicBrainz users, '''''like you!'''''

...icated database, with a steep learning curve, but there are some documents to help you out!<br> Check out the [[Introduction_to_Editing|Introduction to Editing]], as well as the different [[Style|Style guidelines]]. Don't worry

...[https://musicbrainz.org/login?uri=%2F/ MusicBrainz account]. Or, [https://musicbrainz.org/register?uri=%2Fdoc%2FAbout/ register] if you haven't. ==Introduction==

...old, people have been talking about it in various contexts. This page aims to collect some of the presentations done over the years. |"Lightning talk" (= 15 min.) presentation/introduction to [[MusicBrainz]] at OpenSourceDays 2013 in Copenhagen.

This page aims at collecting various information, links and resources useful to editors who focus on editing and researching on Labels. The following sites are useful to find labels homepages:

=The MusicBrainz Wiki Documentation Effort= ...the ease of intertwingling that Wiki provides will actually make it easier to improve the documentation.

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:

== Introduction == ...('''mb2freedb''') was a service that allowed [[FreeDB]] clients to access MusicBrainz data through the