The program is also able to analyse the beats per minute and tonal key of your songs, using this and other information to create playlists of songs that work well together. It'll then give your files more meaningful names, and set their tags, too. If you have files with ambiguous names, like 01-track.mp3, then beaTunes can use its MusicIP fingerprinting technology to retrieve the track name, artist, album and more (as long as they're not DRM-protected). The trial version will only display these errors, but purchase a licence and you'll be able to fix them in a click or two. These might include multiple spellings for the same artist (REM or R.E.M., say), duplicate files, misspelled album names, rarely used genres, mismatched release dates (songs belonging to the same album with different release years), and more.
Launch the program and it will immediately import your iTunes library, and go hunting for issues. BeaTunes is a useful companion to iTunes that can detect and resolve many common library problems, create well-matched playlists, import lyrics, and more.
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