perhaps since ive is now leading the design division, this yet unreleased bit of software is being tweaked some more before its release
some people are gonna love it or hate it no matter what when it does finally come out.
95% chance the banner next week will change to coming in december![]()
Hi, Im musician and label owner,
Now i receive email news from my music distributor:
In few days - release of iTunes 11
Artists pages now have pictures and photo galleries!
Cover Flow's gone?
My only problem with iTunes is how laggy the Cover Flow was (I loved it but it was just too laggy) and how they sort things. For example:
The A song is written by William Will/Adam Adams. The composer will be William Will/Adam Adams instead of William Will and Adam Adams. In my albums most of the songs are written by multiple composers and there will be a lot of different composers. The composer's names are not separated person by person. Anyone knows if it's fixed in iTunes 11?
Also, I don't really like how we are forced to look at the songs in one view option only. I hated cover flow but the Cover/list view was pretty nice and I liked how we can sort the songs by time, year, name etc. I'm soooooo glad they have opted out Cover Flow though.
apple kept this secret very good.![]()
then we must first wait for the complete profiles, and then release them? or and what they can do after?
I assume these pictures that bands can upload will be for the gallery that's within your music library. Seems like unnecessary bloat to me, if I wanted to see what the band was up to I'd follow them on Instagram or Twitter.
I don't know what it is about the iTunes team but they sure do love adding features that sound neat but get no use in the real world. Ping, iTunes DJ, Genius, Cover Flow, drop down arrows on songs I already own to take me to the iTunes store.... all bloat.
Speak for yourself. I think this is awesome way to follow your artists, right where it matters: where you listen to and organize your music.
This is correcting a problem with Ping that was a completely separate from iTunes but clumsily bolted in. By including the social elements right in the artists page of iTunes, you can follow their new photos and concert dates while you listen to the music in your library.
If you don't like it, turn it off. The photos need to be clicked on to view.
Speak for yourself. I think this is awesome way to follow your artists, right where it matters: where you listen to and organize your music.
This is correcting a problem with Ping that was a completely separate from iTunes but clumsily bolted in. By including the social elements right in the artists page of iTunes, you can follow their new photos and concert dates while you listen to the music in your library.
If you don't like it, turn it off. The photos need to be clicked on to view.
pictures should be pulled from a facebook wall or twit pic API then, not some mundane image uploader which for the majority of bands will go untouched or unupdated