Jaikoz can correct your tracks without any metadata

Do you have any tracks called Track 1, Track 2 .. with no additional information, how do you identify them ?

The Jaikoz Tagger uses Acoustic Matching to create Acoustic Fingerprints of any track, it doesn't need any metadata (such as artist or album). It can then match this fingerprint against the MusicIP online database of 27 million tracks to get a match and retrieve metadata such as artist and album . It also uses the MusicBrainz database of over 5 million tracks to retrieve even more information about your track such as the album artist and what type of release the album is (E.P, compilation, single, soundtrack ...) . Once created the acoustic fingerprint is always valid for the track and never needs to be recreated. MusicIP is an established music Information service, MusicBrainz is a community based database with contributions by over 200,000 people and its system of moderation ensures the data is extremely accurate. By using this combination of technologies together with its own local matching techniques Jaikoz is extremely accurate.

Take a look at screenshot below, the View Panel at the top shows your tracks metadata before as it was loaded, as you can see there isnt any. The Edit Panel at the bottom shows the metadata after Retrieve Acoustic Ids has been run, all records have been matched with an acoustic Id. The process takes a few seconds per track but once the acoustic id has been created it will never need to be recreated.

If we now run Autocorrect Tags from Musicbrainz Jaikoz uses the Acoustic Id to retrieve all the information it can from MusicBrainz. As you can see it is extremely accurate, you can control exactly which fields are edited and no changes are actually saved to the file until you request it. Notice in the Detail panel that amongst other items the album cover has also been retrieved.

These tasks have been shown separately, but they can all be configured within the Autocorrecter, meaning they can all be performed unattended with a single click.