Step 1 – Backup the Files
Before you start, create a new backup for the files in your music library before making any changes, so that you will have an easier time in case anything goes wrong.
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Step 2 - Open iTunes and Insert the CD
Open iTunes and the storage device. iTunes will prompt you to import the music files. Select ‘Yes’.
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Step 3 – Select Current Storage Location of Media
On the top-left side of the iTunes window, choose from the storage locations available. For instance, if you are uploading from a CD, choose ‘Audio CD’
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Step 4 – Choose What to Upload
Check all the boxes of the items that you wish to upload. When done, click on the part written ‘Import CD’.
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Step 5 - Choose Preferred Encoding for Your Music
Choose the suitable option for importing the music , from either the AAC encoder or the MP3 option. Select ‘OK’ when done. 
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Step 6 – Overwrite or Rename
If you have identical files in both storage locations, you will get a prompt asking you whether to replace or not. Choose the better option for you.
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Step 7 – Completing the Upload
You may have to wait for some time as the music is transferred to iTunes. On completion, you can get the album on all your other iOS by dragging it from iTunes Library and dropping on the desired selection, as shown.
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