How do I control categories I do not want in the "genre" column of iTunes playlist of songs?

Question

I have a Mac, and lots of songs in iTunes which I want to be sorted by ONLY the genres I name. For example, I have no use for the genre which iTunes "autowrites" for me called, "Classic Pop Vocals" and would like to find how to access their data-base and narrow the genre choices down to my own personal categories. How would I go about doing that?

I understand and know that the 'auto-complete' program finishes the word as I begin typing the genre I want. What I need answered, is How do I control what words auto-complete has in my database. I do NOT want it to complete the letters "Cl" with Classic Pop Vocals- I want the ONLY choice to be Classical or Classic Rock. I know there is a way to find all the genres in my iTunes program and edit them. Can someone please tell me where and how?

Answer 1

In your library (which is your database - the iTunes Music Store is Apple's), you can change the "genre" by clicking on the first letter in it and typing in what you want to call it. Or you can highlight the song, type command + i (or go to the file menu and select "get info"), then all the songs information comes up, which you can edit under the "Info" tab. http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/itunes/it2-3.html

you can also type in comments with keywords that can be used for "smart" playlists. http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/itunes/it2-2.html