[REezy Mac BrEezy]

I can't find the files in the file manger where would they be stored at?

[KA1OTE]

I use the app ES File Explorer (free in the Google Play store)

Open ES.
Music folder is on the opening screen.

I wrongly removed the SD card from my Razr Maxx prior to moving everything over to my Droid Turbo, so I was stuck transferring my music manually. Using the ES app (which was a life saver in this particular situation) I was able to send my music files to my Turbo via Bluetooth. They were put into the file folder labeled 'bluetooth'. I opened that folder and was then able to move the received files into the Music folder. (I was/am also able to use ES to manage my pictures and photo albums. I no longer have a slew of albums (downloaded, bluetooth, messaging, etc.) which is quite nice. But that is going beyond your question. lol)

[DatabaseMX]

Connect your Turbo to your laptop or computer via USB (or Bluetooth I suppose also).
Refer to the image below (note I only have one mp3 on my phone at the moment)
You can drag and drop music from your system to/from your phone.

[Rukbat]

Where a music file is actually depends on how you got it. If you downloaded it from a website, it could be in your download folder.

Choose a music file name. In ES File Explorer, there's a search function (the magnifying glass). It's very good at finding files anywhere on the phone. Once you've found a music file, you'll know one place you have music files. If there's a file not in that folder, go to the root (/) and do a search for that file.

[wilsonj16]

how do I access the music once I move it into that music folder?