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PrintableIAintTheOne said: Please tell me that you are shittin'
 Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach | |
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EmeraldSkies said: Thibaut said: Can't you fast forward? Fast forward? It's CD not a cassette tape.  You probably have a VERY old fashioned CD player. |
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HamsterHuey said: EmeraldSkies said: Fast forward? It's CD not a cassette tape. You probably have a VERY old fashioned CD player. No, I have a iPod,and when I select the Lovesexy album,it doesn't list the songs like the others. Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach | |
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EmeraldSkies said: HamsterHuey said: You probably have a VERY old fashioned CD player. No, I have a iPod,and when I select the Lovesexy album,it doesn't list the songs like the others. True, but you can skip aead in songs themselves, so you can also skip ahead on the Lovesexy album as one long song, but you'd have to skip a long time inside of the song to get to I Wish U Heaven |
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HamsterHuey said: EmeraldSkies said: No, I have a iPod,and when I select the Lovesexy album,it doesn't list the songs like the others. True, but you can skip aead in songs themselves, so you can also skip ahead on the Lovesexy album as one long song, but you'd have to skip a long time inside of the song to get to I Wish U Heaven No It doesn't let me,I tried that,and it just starts from the beginning again. Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach | |
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EmeraldSkies said: HamsterHuey said: True, but you can skip aead in songs themselves, so you can also skip ahead on the Lovesexy album as one long song, but you'd have to skip a long time inside of the song to get to I Wish U Heaven No It doesn't let me,I tried that,and it just starts from the beginning again. If you press the middle of the ipod wheel it will change the display with a diamond showing where in the track you are. Whilst this is showing move your finger on the wheel and it will skip through the track you're listening to rather than jump to the next track. We ain't from Hollywood, so you know it's all good | |
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harveya said: EmeraldSkies said: No It doesn't let me,I tried that,and it just starts from the beginning again. If you press the middle of the ipod wheel it will change the display with a diamond showing where in the track you are. Whilst this is showing move your finger on the wheel and it will skip through the track you're listening to rather than jump to the next track. Cool! I'll have to try that.  Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life. ~Berthold Auerbach | |
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savoirfaire said: Although I've never done this myself, it would be pretty easy to cut the tracks up with Audacity, and reburn a CD, or cut them up and convert the files to mp3.
Audacity is a free program, and it's ludicrously easy to use. ... but does the little violin bit go at the end of Glam Slam or the beginning of Anna Stesia???! We ain't from Hollywood, so you know it's all good | |
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EmeraldSkies said: Anyone else have this problem? I can't pick what song I want to listen to,it just goes song by song,it won't let me jump ahead or anything. It's getting on my nerves.
No shit!  Prince released the entire album as 1 track.  U have 2 buy a multi-track import CD like  did.  wish U were here baby, on me--
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harveya said: ... but does the little violin bit go at the end of Glam Slam or the beginning of Anna Stesia???! it goes at the end of Glam Slam. | |
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HamsterHuey said: Sophianestesia said: Yeah, nastyfunky Huey,  I know those kind of people and I can be somewhat close to understand their needs. But I'm not in the team and I guess U are?Of course I am. My playlists RULE. But then again, I am uber-fam when it comes to editing albums. I mean, I like Pheromone alot, but please without a small part of the song Poem in front of it. Just like I looooove Damn U without the clapping and Prince's frenzied murmuring and the Gameboyz's weird scanting at the end. You know; the stuff Prince did WRONG.   U really are a bad boy. | |
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Sophianestesia said: HamsterHuey said: Of course I am. My playlists RULE. But then again, I am uber-fam when it comes to editing albums. I mean, I like Pheromone alot, but please without a small part of the song Poem in front of it. Just like I looooove Damn U without the clapping and Prince's frenzied murmuring and the Gameboyz's weird scanting at the end. You know; the stuff Prince did WRONG. U really are a bad boy.Heh, I must admit, most of these edits are down to bad CD tracking. When three songs are recorded as a medley, like the three first songs on Parade, it's hard to distinguish where a song ends and the next starts. I re-edited most of those, to make them ready to be added to my much loved playlists. I am a playlist junkie. I just think that stuff like that takes the flow out of a carefully orchestrated playlist. Again, for instance, if you like to compile a ballad playlist, the end of Damn U as tracked on the original CD is not in it's right place. The only thing I do is turn the 'non-song'-part of Damn U into a segue, so if I play the album, it still can be played as should, but now I can use the edited Damn U in playlists. Herman Playlists. |
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