Installed new hard drive and whne Ipod synced I lost music

I recently added a slave drive for my music. When I synced my ipod it told me there were errors locating the files. I thought I said to delete them from itunes. Now when I look on my hard drive the music is gone. Did itunes actually delete something from my hard drive? If so where is it, how do you get to the recycling bin of a slave drive?

It has always been very basic to always maintain a backup copy of your computer for just this reason.
Use your backup copy to put evefrything back on your computer.
If for some reason you have failed to maintain a backup copy , not ggod, then you can transfer itunes purchases form an ipod: File>Transfer Purchases.
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