Quick Question about iTunes

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Ok so when I got a new Macbook and transferred all my songs from my mp3 player to my new laptop and then opened my songs in iTunes, it seems iTunes make a whole new folder for itself (btw I also had to completely customize my iTunes again with the right albums, artists, etc). What I want to know is:

Is it necessary to keep my original songs because it seems like iTunes makes its own copy of the song anyway with the right album picture, artist, etc?
 
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Since you let iTunes copy songs to the iTunes directory, you don't need to keep the other set. You can delete those other songs to free up space.
 
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When I got my macbook a couple of days ago I realised that my music was getting copied to itunes library and it was all "organised" etc in so many different folders so I deleted it and re-adding them to my library despite having to re-edit a lot of the tags again...

I keep my music on an external drive and mostly use my ipod for the music, saves space on the actual machine for me you see - but is there anything I can use such as a plug in for itunes that will write all the new info to the mp3's much like what would be written on the ones had they been copied to itunes library?

I spotted a thread that discussed this a few days ago but can't find it again - sorry for gatecrashing another thread but figured it was on the same lines of topic anyway!
 

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