How to Find Audio Files on Mac?

How do I Find Audio Files on a Mac?

In the Finder, choose File > Find, then search for a song by title or artist. Or search for “MP4” to find files downloaded from the iTunes Store or “MP3” to find songs encoded in MP3 format. Drag songs or folders containing songs to the Music window to add the songs to Music again.

How do I Find all MP3 Files on my Mac?

To search for them, set your Finder Search preferences to "Search current Folder," then open you home folder and type Audio into the search field. Select Kind is Audio. All of your audio files will show up in the search results. If you just want mp3, then you can choose that search token.

How do I Find Audio Files?

LearnOutLoud.com: Search for free audiobooks, MP3 downloads, podcasts, and more.
Project Gutenberg Audio Books: Find audio in the form of classic books.
Storynory: Original sound files regarding audiobooks for children.

Change where your Music Files are Stored on Mac

In the Music app on your Mac, click Songs in the sidebar on the left.
Do one of the following: Find out where a file is stored: Select the item, then choose Song > Info. The path to the file is shown at the bottom of the File pane next to location.

How do I Clean up my Audio Storage on my Mac?

Choose Apple menu > About This Mac, click Storage, then click Manage. Click a category in the sidebar: Applications, Music, TV, Messages, and Books: These categories list files individually. To delete an item, select the file, then click Delete.