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In [[MusicBrainz Terminology|MusicBrainzTerminology]], a track is an entry in the track table of the database. It usually contains a single song, but there are tracks with more than one song by the same artist, or [[Tracks With Multiple Artists|tracks with more than song by different artists, not collaborating]]. |
In [[MusicBrainz Terminology|MusicBrainzTerminology]], a track is an entry in the track table of the [[MusicBrainz Database|database]]. It usually contains a single song, but there are tracks with more than one song by the same artist, or [[Tracks With Multiple Artists|tracks with more than song by different artists, not collaborating]]. |
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A track is part of |
A track is part of a [[Release]] and has a [[Track Title|TrackTitle]]. Each track has a unique [[Track ID|TrackID]]. |
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==Examples== |
==Examples== |
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Revision as of 16:34, 24 April 2006
In MusicBrainzTerminology, a track is an entry in the track table of the database. It usually contains a single song, but there are tracks with more than one song by the same artist, or tracks with more than song by different artists, not collaborating.
A track is part of a Release and has a TrackTitle. Each track has a unique TrackID.
Examples
- 1 song: One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below)
- 2 songs by one artist: Parting Ways / Writers Block
- 3 songs by one artist: Mx / Bong Hit / Damone
- 2 songs by different artists (not collaborating): Born Slippy (Nuxx) / Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now
