Wondering how to select multiple songs in iTunes and get over with the song transfer in a jiffy? You can learn the method on how to select multiple songs in iTunes by reading through the following article.
You have downloaded and saved hundreds of songs on your iTunes. When you go through your iTunes you find there are songs of different genres and from different artists all mixed up in one long list. You want to organize your songs into neat folders titled rock, pop, rap, etc. You can even make your own playlist according to the different moods of the songs. All you need to do is organize these playlists in an order, you would like to play them. You do not mind spending time and energy organizing your iTunes library. The problem is not with the effort you need to take in organizing your folder, but with selection of multiple songs. Won't you love to select multiple songs at once and add them to a folder or transfer songs iTunes to iPod.
Many iPod users often have a question 'can you select multiple songs in iTunes?'The answer is yes, selecting multiple songs in iTunes is very much possible. This is a simple task and can be accomplished with a push of a button. Let us go into the details of how.
I am sure you know all know how does iTunes work. So, I won't go into the details of how to download songs to iPod from iTunes.
You need to open your iTunes library and you will observe each song has a check or uncheck box against it. So, you begin checking on each and every song manually. But this takes a lot of time and effort. Selection of multiple songs in iTunes is easy. All you need to do is hold the Shift key on your keyboard. Then click on the first song in your list and scroll down to the last song in the list you want to select. You will find you are able to select multiple songs in iTunes. In case of Mac OS users, you need to hold down the Command key and select the songs in the list.
It may so happen you try selecting multiple songs in iTunes that are random or not in a row. You can select random multiple songs in iTunes by clicking on one song in the list. Then hold down the Control key and click on the next song you want to select. This way you can carry on selecting multiple songs in iTunes that are randomly placed or not in order.
Now that you know how to select multiple songs in iTunes, you can do so in your own library. After selecting multiple songs in iTunes, you can drag the selected music files to your new folder, playlist or transfer the songs to iPod manually. You can even use this method for deleting all the songs in one go. Remember, you need to hold 'Shift' key in case of Windows and 'Command' key if you are a Mac user.