Adding your tunes to iTunes is a straightforward few dragging the song files in the directory into that you simply save them in to the iTunes primary window. Make certain that iTunes is within list view and click on the Date Added column header. This makes your most recently imported tunes jump to the top list (you may want to click on the date added column header two times).
Because the tunes you simply imported have been in raw WAV or AIFF format, they'll be big. They are uncompressed formats and normally are about five occasions bigger than MP3. Which means that you'll have the ability to fit far less of the tunes in your ipod device or any other very good music player.
To treat this, choose all of the recently imported tunes, then right-click among the selected song files to create in the contextual menu. Choose Create MP3 Version and iTunes will faithfully convert the chosen tunes. If you do not click anywhere either throughout or following the conversions, the WAV or AIFF files it's still selected so that you can hit the remove key in your keyboard to get rid of them, departing the converted MP3 files.
A much better choice is to transform the tunes to AAC format instead of MP3. AAC produces a rather better file quality having a slightly more compact quality than MP3. Unlike popular belief, AAC is definitely an open format that won't cease working anytime later on. To create iTunes become AAC format, however, you have to go to the overall tab in iTunes preferences, click the Import Configurations button and select AAC encoder if it's not already selected.
