Searching for a way to get your music from iTunes to your iPod without any data being deleted on your iPod? This article will settle the difficult only three steps.
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It is possible to carry more than 1000 songs on your jeans pockets via portable iPod, ready for enjoying music freely. However, to get out of your iTunes music to your iPod(iPod nano/shuffle/touch), you need the help of a passible way.
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For most part of people, iTunes is their saver since it can really get music from your iTunes library to your iPod. But you may haven't noticed that one of its defects, that is the previous music on your iPod will be removed entirely. To avoid this troublesome shortcoming of iTunes, just try PrimoMusic.
Before starting, the tools you need to prepare: your iPod (iPod nano/shuffle/touch) with a USB cable, iTunes library with music you want to transfer, and also a comprehensive music transfer application-PrimoMusic (Click here to Download PrimoMusic). Install it on your computer, and then you can enjoy and manage your media contents easily. Since PrimoMusic enables to do things like:
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Step 1. Connect your iPod with your computer with a USB cable > Run PrimoMusic.
Step 2. Click "Import to Device" on the left side of PrimoMusic's interface > Drag-n-drop music files to add them to the interface on PrimoMusic > Choose songs you want to transfer.
Step 3. Click "Import" to get music from iTunes to your iPod.
After these steps, you may have imported your music from iTunes to your iPod completely. With PrimoMusic, it can help you manage your music contents by keeping the records of music playing automatically, even with playlists, songs ratings and play counts. You may also like the following guides to help you solve related problems.
Yuri A young but experienced iPhone Pro Tip editor at @PrimoSync, also a hiking lover for couple years. Enthused by sharing daily tips on all Apple related topics.