iTunes 64-bit for Windows

What is iTunes used for?

Most users primarily use iTunes for music. Music lovers from the early 2000s can recall how novel the experience of organizing and playing music was to that generation, with the new iTunes. Today, even though multiple other multimedia players, music apps, and stores are available, Apple users still rely on their iTunes for their music repository. Playing music sorted by artist, song, or album is so easy, that it’s a delight to organize music according to our preferences.

What are the key features?

iTunes is an excellent program to organize and a personal music repository. Thousands of downloaded songs and albums are easy to categorize, sort, and create custom playlists. Essentially an mp3 player, iTunes allows users to shuffle through their song collection, to experience randomized song playlists, enhancing the listening experience. For Apple users, iTunes can sync on multiple devices, so you can maintain the iTunes library across devices. The visualizer feature adds graphical effects to the song being played, adding a new layer to the music experience. iTunes is also a great platform for movies and TV shows, One can edit, rename, or move files, and even change the file format. The music can be played across devices, which are not restricted to Apple devices anymore. One can easily purchase music through the iTunes store, and have access to millions of songs and albums from across the world. iTunes also now has a Radio feature, which connects you to radio streaming channels from across the world, covering a number of genres, topics, and music preferences. While predominantly perceived as a music organizer, iTunes also has a vast library of e-books, podcasts, audiobooks, videos, and more.iTunes is, in fact, ideal to store audiobooks and organize them properly.