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How to Join Adjacent Tracks on a CD and Play Them Continuously

Are you tired of abrupt song transitions when playing your favorite albums in Shuffle mode? Pepper, an innovative approach by music artists, offers a solution to this problem. By joining adjacent tracks on a CD during ripping time, you can create one continuous track that plays seamlessly when the player is in Shuffle mode.

Albums like Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper are designed with this concept in mind. Each side of the original vinyl record contains multiple songs that seamlessly segue into each other. To enjoy these albums in their entirety without jarring interruptions, joining adjacent tracks on a CD can be a game-changer.

To clarify, combining tracks to create a single album is not what we're discussing here. Instead, we're looking at joining two or more adjacent tracks to form one continuous track that plays as a single unit when the player is in Shuffle mode.

So, is there a method to join adjacent tracks on a CD during ripping time and play them continuously in MediaMonkey Gold 5.0.4.2693? The answer is yes! With MediaMonkey's advanced features, you can achieve this by following these steps:

By joining adjacent tracks on a CD during ripping time, you can enjoy your favorite albums in their entirety without the abrupt transitions that can disrupt the listening experience. Give it a try and discover a new level of music enjoyment with MediaMonkey Gold 5.0.4.2693!

MediaMonkey Gold 5.0.4.2693 instal the new version for windows