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How to Transfer Songs from CD to iPhone/iPod

In this post, I'll show you how to rip CDs and then put songs from CD to iPhone and iPod with 2 ways.

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How to Transfer Songs from CD to iPhone/iPod

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  1. How to Transfer Songs from CD to iPhone/iPod If you are a music lover with piles of CDs, you must have a need to transfer songs from CD to your iPhone or iPod from time to time. To copy songs from CD to iPhone, you need to rip your CD to a digital audio format (often MP3, but it could also be AAC or a number of other formats) first. In this post, I'll show you how to rip CDs and then put songs from CD to iPhone and iPod with 2 ways. Part 1: How to Rip A CD You can either rip CDs with iTunes or rip CDs with Windows Media Player. Both of these two ways are commonly used. Considering that there is no Windows Media Player available on Mac computer, let me show you how to rip a CD to iTunes. 1. Insert an audio CD into your computer's CD or DVD drive. Then, open iTunes. Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes. 2. Click the CD button at the top left of the iTunes window. Then, you will get a prompt saying that "Would you like import the CD "XXX" into your iTunes library. If you want to import every song on the disc, select Yes. iTunes starts importing the CD. If you want to import CD songs selectively, click No and go to step 3. 3. Select the audio CD and when the list of songs appears in the iTunes window, click to remove the checkmark next to any songs you don't want to import. 4. To add selected songs to your library, select "Import CD" near the top right of the iTunes window. Then, Select your import settings and click OK.

  2. 5. Wait while the music is ripped to your iTunes library. Part 2: Transfer Songs from CD to iPhone/iPod with FonePaw iOS Transfer After ripping and burning CDs to your iTunes library, you can put CD music to iPhone or iPod using FonePaw iOS Transfer. This program allows you to transfer CD music in iTunes library to iPhone 7/7 Plus, iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 5s/5/4s, iPod touch 6/5/4, iPod classic/shuffle/nano with two simple steps: 1. Launch the program and connect iPhone/iPod to computer After downloading, install and launch FonePaw iOS Transfer on your computer. Then, connect your iPhone or iPod to the computer. Before long, your device will be detected and shown on the main screen.

  3. 2. Add CD songs to iPhone/iPod Click the "Media" tab in the left side and the highlight "Music" on the top menu bar. Now click the triangle below"Add" to select "Add File" or "Add Folder". Then, select the CD songs on your iTunes library and add them to your device. All done! You can enjoy CD music on your iPhone now. Part 3: Sync CD Music to iPhone/iPod with iTunes 1. Connect your iPhone/iPod to PC and start iTunes. 2. Click your device icon at the upper left of iTunes window. This will open the Summary screen for your iPod/iPhone. 3. Click the "Music" tab in the left sidebar. Then, you can see the sync settings. 4. Make sure the "Sync Music" box is checked and select "Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres". 5. Check the box next to the album you just copied from CD and then click the "Sync" to put CD songs to iPhone/iPod. Conclusion: After ripping CDs, you can easily get songs from CD to iOS device. Even better, with FonePaw iOS Transfer, you can transfer songs you've ripped from CD, purchased from iTunes Store or downloaded from the internet among iOS devices, computer and iTunes without limitation. Enjoy your music freely; enjoy your life.

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