Add music from one iPod to another

Misu is what you need if you’re tired of having to open up iTunes to exchange music between two iPods.

The nifty little program allows two iPods to connect to each other and merges their music collections.

Any song that you don’t have from the other iPod will be added to yours. The program is also very easy to use. Connect both iPods via the USB entries in your Mac, launch Misu, press ‘Transfer’, and let it take care of the rest.

The process can take a little while if your exchanging a large number of tracks.

Obviously it would have been nice to be able to browse through the other iPod’s library and select only the songs you wish to transfer, but it’s still not a bad thing being able to exchange music in one go.

The application is also fairly stable and requires little knowledge to run.

Misu is for people who want to discover a whole new world of music. Just connect two or more iPods to your Mac, and watch as Misu fuses their music libraries into one.

And Misu is smart; only the songs that the receiving iPod doesn’t have already will be copied. The slick interface lets you do all of this with ease and pleasure.

Within a try or two, you’ll know you need to give Misu a home in your apps folder (or on your iPod – Misu is mobile! ). So give Misu a try – get a taste of what the Mac is missing.