I am sorry I have been unfair. no examples provided so far. 100% ‘classical’ content. 5 % search accuracy. For instance:
When I search for “Fidelio Vickers” I get
However, when I search for “vickers”:
subsequently this, to my surprise, yields, voilá:
FIVE albums.
Antoher result: The search for “monaco verdi” gives 0 albums:
However, I know that Mario del Monaco recorded at least 30 albums of Verdi operas. As an example, see the following small selection which I obtain by searching the artist Mario del Monaco:
If I try your search I get this
Looking at your search it seems you misspelled Monaco with moncao, perhaps that is the issue here?
ok good point thanks! Did you try the same with fidelio vickers? i repeated the search with “monaco verdi”, now correctly spelled. Gives me the following:
nevertheless, looking at mario del monacos recordings reveals:
meaning that at least 9 albums have not been provided by the search “monaco verdi”
But these are Qobuz recordings as far as I can see. Your own library does not show there, correct?
yes I have only Tidal
Exactly. My point is about my own library.
It still doesn’t work. Did a search for “the wearing of the green”, a famous Irish protest song.
Roon search returns two tracks and the usual rubbish load of irrelevant albums, bands and whatnot.
Search on Qobuz returns several dozens of tracks.
As a reminder to the Roon team: the purpose of search is to:
Anyways, I give up. You obviously do not know what you are doing but still boast massive improvements. I have had it with this arrogance of yours.
Interesting. I get only one track, on an Arthur Fiedler album, “Irish Night at the Pops”. 
Mildly ridiculous.
On the other hand, if I look for “A Nation Once Again”, I get the expected dozens of tracks, all of them of the actual song.
There’s an upcoming update for streaming search that should eliminate the remaining nonsense results.
I do wonder about albums though when you search for “the wearings of green”. Which albums are you getting?
As I stated above: I give up. I’ve waisted years on this ridiculous app. I’m not waisting a minute more.
