What type of airport/time capsule do i need to acces my music from every device

Hello, i need some good advice....
I have an old external drive with my music on, and now i want to buy a new system/drive from where i can acces it from my windows pc with itunes and my iphone 5s. I was looking for a NAS with itunes-server possibilities but maybe a timecapsule can do the trick to?
Does someone has a similar setup?

You can't! If you and your friend are sharing the same Apple ID, then sync what you have on itunes onto his nano.
iTunes: Syncing media content to iPod
If your itunes is missing stuff from your iPad:
iTunes Store: Transferring purchases from your iOS device or iPod to a computer
Hope this helps.

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