My mixes have resided on iTunes for many years now. Each CD mix was located in a separate directory on my hard drive and on associated playlists in iTunes. At some point I took related mixes and combined them into large playlists on my iPod and then I played them on shuffle. I started to look at these larger mega mix files and began editing them and fine tuning them to sound good together both in a structured sequence and also as a shuffled mix.
reflections, ruminations, ramblings and rants on music, books, beer, politics, technology, media, family, etc, etc. from a retired old man, music collector, librarian, political observer, technology geek, veteran, history buff, beer enthusiast, sci-fi fan, obsessive mixtaper and former DJ. I've also gathered writings from the past several years posted in various social media platforms. This blog has become an editing tool for my writings and everything here is a work in progress.
Friday, February 21, 2020
Art of the Shuffle
The art of the shuffle. Yes there is also an art to making a mix, especially a long 8 hour mix, that can be seamlessly shuffled where every song will always sound good next to the song before and after it regardless of the totally random sequence of the songs, regardless of how many times you've heard it shuffled.
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