How to Consolidate and Manage Your Music Library

The Internet’s cloud is a bit like an attic. People frequently stash things there, often in a disorganized fashion, and then quickly forget about them. Unlike an attic, which has become a de facto graveyard for many CD collections, the cloud is a useful tool for music fans.

ITunesCloud-based music services lets you listen to music from a multitude of devices -- from a tablet in your kitchen to your phone on the subway -- instead of only when seated in front of your computer where your local music library may reside. The problem arises when you have your music collection spread across multiple cloud services and lose track of which songs you have on which service.

If your music collection has spiraled out of control across the cloud, then it’s time to consolidate it. We will show you how to take music across three of the more popular cloud music services -- Amazon Music, Google Play Music, and Xbox Music -- and consolidate them into the most popular music manager, iTunes. Then we will tackle the chore of tidying up your iTunes library, deleting duplicates, finding missing album art, and filling in metadata.

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