Chapter 5. iTunes Power Moves

Now that you've seen how easy iTunes makes converting your favorite CD tracks into small, great-sounding files, it's time to get down to some serious listening and tune-tweaking. Here, you can do things like assign star ratings to songs and albums, share music with other folks on your network, and even add album artwork to your tracks.

You'll also learn how to use iTunes as editor: the program gives you the tools to even out wildly jarring song volumes, edit out boring on-stage banter on live recordings, and apply preset or custom equalizer settings to tracks. And once you get everything tuned up to your liking, you'll learn how to add, delete, and manually manage the music on your iPod.