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A long time ago, I remember using an AppleScript I downloaded from somewhere that exports all the music files from my iTunes library into folder neatly organised by artist and albums.
Now, I am running iTunes 12.3.2.35 on Mac OS X 10.9.5, and would like to do he same thing again. Does anyone know if such a script exists for iTunes now, or if there is another way to export all files my entire iTunes library? Thank you.
You can view and change your iTunes Media folder location in Preferences->Advanced. If you downloaded the music, you can copy the Music folder in this place to wherever you want. It should already be organized in folders by Artist/Album/musics.
Also, from https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204668:
Make sure that you're in Finder. From the menu bar at the top of your computer screen, choose Go > Home > Music > iTunes.
<HOME FOLDER>\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Musicby default. It's organized byArtist\Album\music.m4a. You can also see what folder it is in by going toPreferences->Advanced, and it will show you the iTunes Media folder location, which you can change. I'm not sure if this works on OS X, which is why this is a comment, but on Windows iTunes ver. 12.3.2.35, you can just copy the Music folder to wherever you want it; it's already organized.