Subject: | Re: Filing systems/software |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Sat Nov 17, 2012 8:39 am ((PST)) |
For those of you who categorize according to subject, how do you define the= actual subject? Most of my recordings can fit into at least several easily= identifiable subject categories, i.e. birds, rain forest ambience, insects= , water, etc, simultaneously. Thus far my folders are arranged by location,= but that requires a lot of memory on my part. So if someone asks if I have= any train sounds I need to know to look in the Australia, Germany, France = & Massachusetts folders. I try to name WAV files with meaningful descriptiv= e titles, & I wonder if perhaps appending some additional relevant sorting = tags to the titles would be all that is needed for good OSX searches. So in= stead of "Stream-Zakopane-Poland" it would be "Stream-Zakopane-Poland-Alpin= e Forest Ambience-Birds BG" or some such. Scott Fraser |
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