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exe extension for this file type” option
5) Click OK
## Task 4: Extract song metadata
The following VST plugins are needed to extract song metadata from audio files:
1) Hipster.pls
2) TagLib-1.x.x.pls (download and unzip in Media folder)
1) To use Hipster, run Hipster.pls from your PLS (Media) folder
2) Find and import songs into Hipster
3) Save the VST.SaveAs.pls file to your desktop
4) Right click / Open with
5) Browse to where you saved SaveAs.pls
6) Check the “Always use the .pls extension for this file type” option
7) Click OK
## Task 5: Record and play audio
1) Download the GBAWF Plugin for AUdioRecorder from SoundForge.org, and unzip it in the `sounds/vst` folder
2) Drag `Multi_record.sf` from the `sounds/vst` folder to your SoundForge VST SDK installation
3) Find and import songs into AUdioRecorder
4) Open the VST Plugin, and record audio to your preferred audio file
5) Choose your song and click Play
## Task 6: Search for songs in iTunes
This task is easiest to do in iTunes on macOS.
1) Download [PowerRing]( from GitHub
2) Run PowerRing.app
3) Create a list of music albums and songs to add to PowerRing
4) Go to iTunes, File > Import from Library… > Apps > Other > iTunes Match
5) Select **All** on the left-hand side and select **Import**
6) Select **Albums** in the right-hand side and select **Add**
7) Select the imported files on the left-hand side
8) Select the type of iTunes file that you want to open in PowerRing
9) Press **Add**
10) Drag the PowerRing icon to the `iTunes.app` icon in the dock
## Task 7: Find songs in iTunes
1) Install iFFmpeg from [here]( 3125841983
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