A macOS toolkit for organizing local Music.app libraries, investigating audio and metadata problems, comparing recording versions, and working with standalone audio files. It is designed for offline collections and keeps changes under explicit user control.
Local Music Organizer is a macOS toolkit for serious offline music collections. It works with Music.app records and physically available standalone audio files to help users index a library, investigate missing or duplicate content, inspect technical audio information, compare versions, maintain metadata, and repair or convert files.
The app saves a Library Index for library-wide tools, supports paged results for large collections, and provides Standard and Deep analysis modes. Dashboards and searches are diagnostic until the user explicitly chooses an action; supported changes are reviewed first and several relinking, renaming, metadata, and conversion workflows include verification or rollback safeguards.
Music.app subscription content, streaming audio, and cloud-only files are outside the documented local-file workflow. The product states that processing stays on the Mac without accounts or audio/library uploads.
Build a saved Library Index from Music.app records, include playlist usage, use Standard or Deep analysis, and refresh smaller changes without rebuilding the entire collection. Dashboard categories can be opened to inspect the underlying tracks.
Health Check distinguishes missing Music.app records from orphan physical files. Playlist Duplicates, Library Duplicates, Track Usage, Library Map, and Playlist Compare help investigate repeated entries, file relationships, and playlist membership.
Review supported Music.app fields and local filenames for formatting issues, edit selected tags, discover track or disc numbering problems, and perform selected cleanup or safe physical filename renames. Manual edits include an Undo Last Change option.
Audio Inspector reports codec and container details, bitrate, sample rate, bit depth, channels, duration, file size, a spectrogram, and raw technical output. Authenticity analysis flags possible lossy-to-lossless conversion, bandwidth limits, bitrate mismatches, or sample-rate upscaling as estimates for review.
Quality Duplicates identifies same-song candidates pointing to different physical files. A/B Compare provides playback-only comparison with temporary loudness matching, adjustable alignment, and A/B spectrum views; Live Spectrum supports local file playback.
Repair / Convert supports included engines for common and specialist formats and batch normalization of sample rate and lossless bit depth. Vinyl De-click provides short before-and-after samples, while Shuffle Builder creates a new playlist using spacing rules without changing the original.
Use Health Check to identify missing local paths, orphan files, or inaccessible records. Review exact matches, relink an existing Music.app record when appropriate, or remove a confirmed missing record; the app does not move or delete physical files during relinking.
Check Music.app Track and Disc totals for missing numbered positions, missing discs, or conflicting totals without querying the Internet. An optional notification can check affected newly added Artist–Album releases after a complete library index is available.
Use Quality Duplicates to find same-song candidates that reference different files, then compare paths, playlist usage, and technical facts. A/B Compare lets you audition selected passages with temporary loudness matching without rewriting either source.
Scan Music.app titles, artists, albums, and local filenames for repeated spaces or parenthesis-spacing problems. Review individual rows or batch-select fixes, and use supported tag editing or verified filename renaming when a change is intentional.
Open local audio files without adding them to Music.app to review technical properties or authenticity evidence, play them with a live spectrum, remove vinyl clicks through sample comparison, or convert and normalize files after verification.
After starting the free three-day trial or activating the full version, open Setup, choose the primary music and log folders, and allow Music.app Automation access when macOS requests it. Then build the Library Index. Keeping Include playlist usage enabled on the first full build prepares playlist-relationship tools.
The product states that it uses no accounts, audio or library uploads, or cross-site tracking. Its workflows are designed to operate on the Mac with local Music.app data and physically available files.
Yes. Audio Inspector, authenticity analysis, Live Spectrum, and supported repair or conversion workflows can work directly with physically available local audio files. Library-wide Music.app organization tools still depend on Music.app records and the saved Library Index.
The home page states that the app offers a free three-day trial with full access, followed by a one-time US$29.99 unlock. Regional prices and taxes are set by Apple, and the product states that there is no subscription or automatic charge.
No. Apple Music subscription content, cloud-only or online-only files, and streaming audio are outside the documented supported local-file workflow. Network and NAS workflows have also not been validated as a supported release workflow.
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