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How to Convert iTunes Songs to MP3

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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iTunes has become a popular music player and library for many of us since its release in 2001. It provides us with a user-friendly interface and a huge collection of music that we can explore and purchase from its store. Despite its popularity, however, there are still some limitations imposed by its format for the songs.

iTunes songs come in Apple’s proprietary format known as Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), which is not compatible with some devices like non-Apple music players, Amazon Echo, and Google Home. This incompatibility means that you can only listen to your iTunes music on Apple devices or use iTunes for playing music on your Mac or PC. But what if you want to play your iTunes songs on other devices? The solution is to convert the iTunes songs to MP3.

To help you do this, we’ve put together this step-by-step guide on how to convert iTunes songs to MP3.

Step 1: Open iTunes

The first step is to open iTunes and select the song you want to convert to MP3.

Step 2: Change Import Settings

Go to the iTunes menu bar, select ‘iTunes,’ and then click on ‘Preferences’ (or press ‘Command’ + ‘,’ on Mac, or ‘Ctrl’ + ‘,’ on Windows). In the ‘Preferences’ window, select the ‘General’ tab, then click on ‘Import Settings.’

Step 3: Select MP3 Encoder

In the ‘Import Settings’ window, select ‘MP3 Encoder’ from the drop-down menu under ‘Import Using.’

Step 4: Adjust MP3 Settings

Now you need to adjust the MP3 settings; select ‘Custom’ from the drop-down list next to ‘Setting’ to open the ‘Custom’ window.

Step 5: Adjust Quality

In the ‘Custom’ window, adjust the quality of the MP3 file by selecting the bitrate, stereo setting, and sample rate. Higher bitrates will produce better quality MP3s with larger file sizes, while a lower bitrate will result in a lower quality MP3 with smaller file sizes.

Step 6: Convert to MP3

Once you’ve adjusted the MP3 settings, click ‘OK’ twice to close the windows. Now, right-click on the song you want to convert and select ‘Create MP3 Version.’ iTunes will now create a new MP3 version of your selected song.

Step 7: Locate MP3 Version

To find the MP3 version of the song, right-click on the new version of the song and select ‘Show in Windows Explorer’ (or ‘Show in Finder’ if you’re on Mac). Here, you will find the MP3 version of the song.

Step 8: Select and Transfer to Device

Now that you have converted your iTunes song to MP3, you can transfer it to your non-Apple device or any device that supports MP3 format, and you’re good to go!

In conclusion, converting your iTunes songs to MP3 allows you to listen to your music on many other devices. By following the simple steps outlined above, you can easily convert your iTunes songs to MP3 format quickly, and without any complications. With this knowledge, you can now enjoy your music on any device of your choosing.

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