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Enter the most complete and correct version of the track title, as it appears on the release, |
Enter the most complete and correct version of the track title, as it appears on the release. Typically, track titles are listed on the back of a release. If a more complete version of the title is available within the material associated with the release, such as a booklet or liner, use this version or, if necessary, produce a composite version. |
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As usual, the [[Style/Principle|style principles]] of error correction and artist intent apply. The [[Style/Titles|general guidance for titles]], applies specifically to tracks as follows: |
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Typically, track titles are listed on the back of a release. If a more complete version of the title is available within the material associated with the release, such as a booklet or liner, use this version or, if necessary, produce a composite version. |
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Capitalisation should generally follow the [[Style/Language|language specific guidance]]. |
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[[Style/Titles/Extra_title_information|Extra title information]] usually indicates a version of a track, for example a particular mix, or an acoustic version. |
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Use the [[Style/Titles/Multiple_titles|multiple titles]] style when there are multiple songs named on one track, whether a compilation, DJ mix or medley. |
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For tracks, a [[Style/Titles/Subtitles|subtitle]] is typically used when both a medley (or mix) and the songs it contains are named, i.e. |
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Medley Name: Song 1 / Song 2. |
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Parts, volume and series numbers... |
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If no track title is available, follow the guidance for [[Style/Unknown_and_untitled/Special_purpose_track_title|unknown and untitled tracks]]. |
If no track title is available, follow the guidance for [[Style/Unknown_and_untitled/Special_purpose_track_title|unknown and untitled tracks]]. |
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If the track is an [[http://www.ocremix.org/|OC ReMix]], follow the [[Style/Titles/OC_ReMix_series|specific guidance]]. |
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=Examples= |
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Track with error correction |
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Two tracks, different names, same recording |
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ETI |
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Medley Name: Song 1 / Song 2 |
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Part |
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[unknown] |
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Revision as of 20:57, 14 August 2013
Enter the most complete and correct version of the track title, as it appears on the release. Typically, track titles are listed on the back of a release. If a more complete version of the title is available within the material associated with the release, such as a booklet or liner, use this version or, if necessary, produce a composite version.
As usual, the style principles of error correction and artist intent apply. The general guidance for titles, applies specifically to tracks as follows:
Capitalisation should generally follow the language specific guidance.
Extra title information usually indicates a version of a track, for example a particular mix, or an acoustic version.
Use the multiple titles style when there are multiple songs named on one track, whether a compilation, DJ mix or medley.
For tracks, a subtitle is typically used when both a medley (or mix) and the songs it contains are named, i.e.
Medley Name: Song 1 / Song 2.
Parts, volume and series numbers...
If no track title is available, follow the guidance for unknown and untitled tracks.
If the track is an [ReMix], follow the specific guidance.
Examples
Track with error correction Two tracks, different names, same recording ETI Medley Name: Song 1 / Song 2 Part [unknown]
