Import your album into Windows Media Player. If the album already exists on your hard drive, just drag the files onto your Windows Media Player window. If you need to copy the album from a CD, insert the disc into your CD/DVD drive and select "Rip music from CD" from the AutoPlay dialogue window.
Click the "Library" tab at the top of your software window and locate your album. Select the album with your mouse, or select individual songs from the album, and right-click any highlighted title with your mouse.
Click "Find Album Info" on the pop-up window. You must have an active Internet connection in order for Windows Media Player to successfully scan for album information.
Import your album into iTunes. If the album already exists on your hard drive, just drag the files onto your iTunes window to sort them automatically into your music library. If you need to copy the album from a CD, insert the disc into your CD/DVD drive and select "Import" from the pop-up menu.
Click the "Library" tab in the left column and select your imported songs using your mouse. Hold the "Shift" key to select multiple songs.
Click the "Advanced" menu at the top of your screen and select "Get Track Names" to scan for available album information. You will need an active Internet connection.
Import your album into MediaMonkey. If the album already exists on your hard drive, just drag the files onto your MediaMonkey window to add them automatically. If you need to copy the album from a CD, insert the disc into your CD/DVD drive, right-click the CD image in the left column and click "Rip Audio CD."
Highlight your imported tracks appearing in your main project window. Use the "Shift" key to highlight multiple audio tracks.
Click "Tools" on the menu bar at the top of your screen and select "Auto-Tag from Web," appearing on the pop-up list.