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Combining tracks in iTunes
UnbreakableVow
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So I'm a shuffle kind of guy with my iPod. When I'm at work or driving around, I typically put it on song shuffle unless I'm specifically in the mood for something.
One thing that just really irks me, though, are certain songs being separated when they're typically played together. "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions", the Abbey Road medley and a few others come to mind. It sucks and is jarring for "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" to kick in after a Coheed and Cambria track.
So yeah, is there any way to go about combining multiple tracks into one on iTunes?
One thing that just really irks me, though, are certain songs being separated when they're typically played together. "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions", the Abbey Road medley and a few others come to mind. It sucks and is jarring for "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" to kick in after a Coheed and Cambria track.
So yeah, is there any way to go about combining multiple tracks into one on iTunes?
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The only way I can think of is with an audio editing program. Audacity is good, and free to boot.
Its a pretty simple interface. Its also the only solution I can think of.
-Current W.I.P.
What you're looking for is the "grouping" field. Go to Get Info, then enter a unique grouping for all the songs you want to come up together as a single group on shuffle. Repeat for the other songs, using a different grouping name for each of the groups.
This doesn't seem to be working. I added all the Abbey Road tracks I wanted together into a grouping called Abbey Road Medley, but on both my iPod and on my PC, doing song shuffle will still separate the tracks.