Yate 7.0 – Tag and organize your audio files

Yate was developed for people who are serious about tagging and organizing their audio files. The application was designed from the ground up for Mac users. It is a 100% Cocoa-written application and uses its own tagging library. Yate will tag mp3, m4a, aiff, flac, wav and dsf files.

Yate has a long list of features; most importantly, an innovative scripting system called actions. Actions can be used to update all of an album’s tags with a single operation. Yate also supports integration with Discogs, MusicBrainz, AcoustID and iTunes. All changes can be easily reverted and individual changes can be undone in any order. Whether you want to automatically or manually tag your files, Yate can do it all!

WHAT’S NEW

Version 7.0:

• The Window>Move File Browser to the Right/Left and Window>Swap File List and Edit Panels menu items have been removed.
• There is a new item on the Window menu named Window Panel Layout. The item lets you choose from six possible layouts for the main windows three possible panels: File Browser, file list and edit panel. Note that you are selecting the order for the panels (displayed or not).
• The edit panels can now be detached and displayed in a separate window (via the Window menu).
• When a detached edit panel window is closed, it can be restored via Window>Show Main Window or by clicking on the dock icon.
• If the edit panels are detached and a batch process is started, the window will be closed and restored when the process finishes.
• The detached edit panel window has its own dark mode setting in Settings – General – Dark Mode.

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor
• macOS 10.13 or later

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Size – 15.1MB