iTunes is a music library created by Apple for Mac, but also available on Windows, this program will make the link between your computer and your iPod.
So, once iTunes is configured, all you have to do is connect your device via the USB port so that all your music is updated automatically.
Transfer all your music to iTunes
You will now have to regroup all your music. There are three possibilities to import music to iTunes. You can import content that comes from CDs you have at home, and even your old vinyl records. You can therefore store them once the operation is complete since they will be saved and permanently accessible from iTunes. You can also save there music you own in MP3, WAV, AAC, AIFF formats. Note that some WMA (Windows) content may be converted to be played and added to your iTunes music library. Finally, the last possibility is to buy music from the iTunes store, called iTunes Store. The latter offers for sale millions of albums classified by genre, artist, year. You just have to do your shopping.Any purchased song will automatically be incorporated into your library. Note that if you change your computer, you can transfer your iTunes music library to your new machine.
Enjoy your iTunes library on your iPod
Once your iPod is charged, connect it to your computer via the USB port. iTunes will then open automatically. Find the tab corresponding to your iPod, you can add content to it by dragging any song or album onto this tab. That said, if your iPod has enough storage space, you can set up your entire library to sync automatically. In this case, every time you connect your iPod to your machine, the latter will be updated automatically. You will find in your player the same content as that of your iTunes music library. All your music is then accessible at your fingertip, wherever you are. Rather handy if you take public transport regularly or play a sport.
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