N70 Music Files - Default File Location

When I transfer music to my N70 using PC Suite, the default file location is \Sounds\Digital. Should I just change the default to \Music, or is there some reason why this location is the default?

No AFAIK it does not matter where you put it, Music manager scans for your tracks and plays them.
If you would like to keep it tidy and have your music in one place I can not see any harm it pointing it at another folder.
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