Multiple i pods on same computer

i have one i pod nano already on my computer and am going to buy a second how do i add the second to my computer without getting all the music on it from the first? is their a way to seperate the two music libaries?

This should help.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300432

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I have had my 4th Gen i-pod for about a year now and I love it but im upgrading to the video one now.
The thing is, im going to give my old one to my younger brother and my little sister is also getting an i-pod nano for Christmas.
Will we all be able to use them on the same computer and all use the same i-tunes?.
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if you really want to be sure, that there is no confusion when synchronizing the iPad or your 4G you should create a second iTunes library. Just hold down the Shift button when opening iTunes. You'll be asked if you want to create a new library, or open an existing one.
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