Yate 10.1.0 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesYate, by 2ManyRobots, is an audio tag editor built from the ground up for Mac users who take their music libraries seriously. It edits the metadata inside files such as MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, AIFF and DSF, including titles, artists, artwork, lyrics and credits. What sets Yate apart is depth: a powerful action system automates repetitive fixes across whole albums, and wizards pull in data from Discogs and MusicBrainz. Collectors with thousands of tracks use it to keep a library consistent.
Key Features
- Edits tags in MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, DSF and many more formats
- Action scripting system that automates repeated tagging work
- Discogs and MusicBrainz wizards for metadata and artwork
- Artwork handling with search, scaling, cropping and multiple images
- Works with the Music, TV and iTunes apps, including linked ratings and play counts
How to Download
- Open the Yate page on the 2ManyRobots website.
- Download from the official site and open the downloaded file.
- Move Yate to your Applications folder, launch it and load a folder of music.
System Requirements
Yate is a native Mac application written in Cocoa. Recent listings for the current version state macOS 10.14 or later; the vendor site lists the exact requirement for each release, so check there before installing.
FAQs
Which audio formats can Yate tag?
It covers a long list, including MP3, M4A, MP4, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, APE, OGG, Opus and DSF files, with full support for ID3 tags.
Can Yate fix a whole album at once?
Yes. Album mode processes complete albums together, and actions can apply the same corrections to many files in one run.
Does Yate work with the Music app?
Yes. Yate links with the Apple Music, TV and iTunes apps and can pass values such as ratings and play counts between the app and your files.
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