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  #1 Garland Rodriguez on 06 Jul 12

   

  Guide how you can get totally free music on iTunes to your Ipod or whatever you use!
  
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8I8aqwdnBg
  
  Watch the video on Youtube how you can get your free music on Itunes now, its easy and takes only less than 2 minutes.
  Enjoy this tutorial!
  
  
  Back in the day, it used to be every musician's dream to see his CD on the racks of the local record store (raise your hand if you've ever sold your own disc to a shop in order to see it in the "Used" bin). Now iTunes is the place to be when it comes to hocking music.
  
  If we're talking about the paid digital download market, iTunes easily outpaces its competitors. And while Amazon just dropped its download prices and launched a cloud-based locker, iTunes still reigns supreme for now. That's why we've taken a look at how to get your music up there as easily as possible - and it's pretty damn easy.
  
  
  I get it: You want some free tunes, but you don't want to be sued by the RIAA or by copyright trolls. Fair enough. Unfortunately, totally free music is rare these days--er, totally free and legal music, that is. But you can find some free music, and you can grab it straight from the music player you're probably already using: iTunes.
  
  Yes, iTunes may be clunky, slow, and annoying, but it isn't entirely bad--especially once you know how to dig up free, legal music straight from the iTunes Music Store.
  Free On iTunes
  
  Guess what? iTunes has a whole page dedicated to free downloads. To access Free On iTunes, first open iTunes and click the iTunes Store item on the left-hand sidebar. Once you're in the iTunes Store homepage, look for a Quick Links heading on the right side. Underneath that heading will be a Free On iTunes link. Click the link, and voilà! This page features all sorts of free content, including music, movie clips, TV shows, apps, and even "new and notable" podcasts.
  
  
  To download a free item, just click the little gray Free button. You will need an iTunes account to download anything from the iTunes Store.
  
  No-cost items in the Free On iTunes section are usually available for around a week, so keep checking the page for updates. You can also follow the Free iTunes Downloads blog, which updates every time a new item appears.
  Music Podcasts
  
  If you don't mind listening to some chatter between songs, check out music-oriented podcasts available for free on iTunes. Podcasts are like prerecorded radio shows in that they usually include tunes and commentary. (Some don't have any commentary--AOLMedia's MP3 of the Day Podcast, for instance, offers one full, free song in each episode.)
  
  
  To browse podcasts, go to the iTunes Store and click the Podcasts link (on the top bar). Here you'll see everything from news and sports podcasts to science and tech podcasts, and all of them are free. To find music-oriented podcasts, go to the column on the right that says 'Podcast Quick Links' and click the drop-down menu. Choose Music, and you'll see hundreds of music podcasts.
  
  How To Get Free Music On iTunes

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Guide how you can get totally free music on iTunes to your Ipod or whatever you use!<br /><br /><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8I8aqwdnBg" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8I8aqwdnBg</a><br /><br />Watch the video on Youtube how you can get your free music on Itunes now, its easy and takes only less than 2 minutes.<br />Enjoy this tutorial!<br /><br /><br />Back in the day, it used to be every musician's dream to see his CD on the racks of the local record store (raise your hand if you've ever sold your own disc to a shop in order to see it in the "Used" bin). Now iTunes is the place to be when it comes to hocking music.<br /><br />If we're talking about the paid digital download market, iTunes easily outpaces its competitors. And while Amazon just dropped its download prices and launched a cloud-based locker, iTunes still reigns supreme for now. That's why we've taken a look at how to get your music up there as easily as possible - and it's pretty damn easy.<br /><br /><br />I get it: You want some free tunes, but you don't want to be sued by the RIAA or by copyright trolls. Fair enough. Unfortunately, totally free music is rare these days--er, totally free and legal music, that is. But you can find some free music, and you can grab it straight from the music player you're probably already using: iTunes.<br /><br />Yes, iTunes may be clunky, slow, and annoying, but it isn't entirely bad--especially once you know how to dig up free, legal music straight from the iTunes Music Store.<br />Free On iTunes<br /><br />Guess what? iTunes has a whole page dedicated to free downloads. To access Free On iTunes, first open iTunes and click the iTunes Store item on the left-hand sidebar. Once you're in the iTunes Store homepage, look for a Quick Links heading on the right side. Underneath that heading will be a Free On iTunes link. Click the link, and voilà! This page features all sorts of free content, including music, movie clips, TV shows, apps, and even "new and notable" podcasts.<br /><br /><br />To download a free item, just click the little gray Free button. You will need an iTunes account to download anything from the iTunes Store.<br /><br />No-cost items in the Free On iTunes section are usually available for around a week, so keep checking the page for updates. You can also follow the Free iTunes Downloads blog, which updates every time a new item appears.<br />Music Podcasts<br /><br />If you don't mind listening to some chatter between songs, check out music-oriented podcasts available for free on iTunes. Podcasts are like prerecorded radio shows in that they usually include tunes and commentary. (Some don't have any commentary--AOLMedia's MP3 of the Day Podcast, for instance, offers one full, free song in each episode.)<br /><br /><br />To browse podcasts, go to the iTunes Store and click the Podcasts link (on the top bar). Here you'll see everything from news and sports podcasts to science and tech podcasts, and all of them are free. To find music-oriented podcasts, go to the column on the right that says 'Podcast Quick Links' and click the drop-down menu. Choose Music, and you'll see hundreds of music podcasts.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8I8aqwdnBg" rel="nofollow">How To Get Free Music On iTunes</a></div>

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