How to move music files within "Gallery"

I have music files in "Tracks" and in "Sound clips", how do I move those in "Sound clips" to "Tracks"? I didn't see any options which enable me to do that.
Also all my music files are in memory card's "Sound clip" "digital" folder, so why does some files goes to clips and some goes to tracks?
For your information, the files that are in sound clips are wav, the ones goes to tracks are mp3s.
I need to have this fixed because music player/music library don't recognize the music in gallery's sound clips folder (wav).
Thanks for any help.Message Edited by tom2517 on 18-Jul-200709:20 AM

with the mp3 sound clip highlighted press left soft key then "move to folder"
simple enough

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