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Popular OS X music organizing tool relaunches as TuneUp

Nearly a month ago TuneUp Media Inc. announced that it would no longer be in business and ceasing operations. While there wasn't a formal reason, it seemed that loyal customers would be left without a convenient means to organize their music. Luckily, TuneUp Media has re-emerged as TuneUp with the original founding team along with a group of dedicated former employees at the helm. TuneUp is now owned by GMGP LLC, a company newly created by the original founding team, which acquired the assets from a secured creditor. 

TuneUp is a simple music organizing tool for iTunes and Windows Media Player that will clean and organize your music. It scans your music using an advanced algorithm, labels each track with the correct details, and also eliminates duplicate tracks. To polish your newly cleaned collection TuneUp will also download and apply applicable cover art. 

As part of the launch, TuneUp is reverting to an older version (2.4.8) of its software that was deemed more reliable and accurate by its community. TuneUp is also offering a 30% discount on its software with a 1 year license costing $27.97 and a lifetime license costing $34.97. 

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