Looking for advice.

So I maxed out my home laptop hard drives 'C' and 'D'. I think I have one hard drive... partitioned.

I believe I've maxed it out with my music files. I pretty much record every CD that passes through my hands onto my computer, and in itunes. Also I convert a lot of youtube to mp3.

I bought a Seagate backup about a year ago and it's half full. I think with any new documents I touch, pictures and I'm not sure about the music files.

How do I solve this problem? Can I move the music files to my Seagate. Would that remove them from disks C & D?
Do I get my PC room back?

I guess I could buy a couple of large memory sticks?

I know I've burned a lot to CD, but that's a pain.

I'm not so sure about the cloud. I definitely don't want some kind of monthly payment thing.

Ideas?

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