Downloading music from websites to iTunes can be done through various methods, depending on the website you are using.
1. Websites with Download Buttons:
a. Many websites offer direct music downloads. Look for a "Download" or "Download Music" button on the webpage.
b. Once clicked, your browser may automatically start downloading the music file to a default folder (e.g., Downloads folder).
2. Websites without Direct Downloads:
a. Websites that don't provide direct download buttons usually stream music through media players. Look for a media player interface with play, pause, or volume control buttons.
b. Right-click on the empty space in the media player and choose "Save Audio As" or "Save Video As," Depending on the format of the music file.
c. Choose a location on your computer where you want to save the music file and click "Save" or "OK."
3. Copying from Web Player to iTunes:
If you cannot download the music directly, you can try playing the music in the website's media player and copying it into iTunes:
a. Start iTunes and have it running on your computer.
b. Go back to the website where the music is playing and let the song play to the end or skip to the section you want.
c. While the song is playing, press "Command + A" (on Mac) or "Ctrl + A" (on Windows) to select all the audio on the webpage.
d. Press "Command + C" (on Mac) or "Ctrl + C" (on Windows) to copy the audio to your clipboard.
e. In iTunes, click on "File" in the menu bar and choose "Add to Library."
f. Navigate to the folder where you saved the music file or the default download folder. Select the music file or files you want to add to iTunes and click "Add."
Remember that certain music files on the internet may be copyrighted, so make sure you comply with the terms and conditions of the website before downloading or copying music.