It seems hard to have that type of structure in Mac, especially in iTunes. And on PC, I had my records/discs organised on hard disk within larger files that defined music styles. I don't like songs, I like records, discs. I've got about half a TB and I need to have it very well organised. I'm also worried about how to organise my music. I'm finding solutions, but it takes time. First of all, hotmail is not working the way it should. But this is not very easy and I'm having my doubts. I also very recently changed from a lifetime on PC to MacBook Pro. I just found this exchange I it was very useful for me. See where it it Says "Where:" in the screen shot and it has a / (Forward Slash) that it telling you it is in the ROOT of the drive. So on OS X, Mac, a ROOT folder would look like /Music as the Forward Slash ( / ) Denotes the ROOT of the drive. On Mac it uses the other Slash key, the / instead of the \. Everytime you create a Folder in the Macintosh HD partition that folder is Created in/on the ROOT of the drive as apposed to creating one in another folder. So the ROOT of a Mac drive is the Macintosh HD. On Mac they don't us letters to defind Drive partitions. It would look like this C:\Music and then if you have SubFolder for artist names they would look like this C:\Music\ ArtistName then the either the songs from that aritst or the Album names as another SubFolder under the artist name (C:\Music\ ArtistName\ AlbumName and then the song titles for the songs in that album. So When you create a folder on C:\ you are creating it in/on the ROOT. The ROOT of the drive on a PC is the C:\ part. On Windows drive partitions are defind by letters like C:\ and D:\ and so on. The ROOT of any Drive is lowest folder on that drive and or the Drive itself.
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