iTunes only seems to change song info of mp3 tracks. Converting your songs to AAC format will stop it happening. You do it by going to: edit > select all, then: advanced > convert selection to AAC. If you have a lot of songs, it takes quite a while, and you'll have to convert any new songs you add too. Hope it works for you
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If you are using a mac, go on Miro. Where the song is, to the right it should say 'show more' with an arrow pointing downwards. Click that. When the menu shows up, click 'show in finder.' Then it will show you the song in your drive, just drag it into Itunes. On a macbook, open Miro... Click Miro, Preferences, Folders, Change, Admin, (*CLICK THE ARROW ON THE FOLLOWING*) Music, iTunes, iTunes Media... Then click Automatically Add to iTunes, Open... and you're good! You're welcome. Peace
go to iTunes and search for the song and buy it
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If the song from iTunes is protected then it cannot be imported into Garageband but other song files in the MP3, AAC, WAV or AIFF format can be dragged into Garageband's timeline to import them.
You need to buy songs on Itunes. Then, drag the song onto the Iphone symbol in Itunes (once you've connected your Iphone to the computer) and you will have your song.