To set this, select Preferences -> Effects -> Crossfade Playback, and move the slider to "0".
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mp3s are great for compressing your music collection, but sometimes you'd like to listen to a live CD the whole way through (e.g. Nirvana Unplugged, or some classical album). Before iTunes2, listening to consecutive songs always had annoying interruptions of silence between songs (as the computer loads the next MP3 into ram and begins decoding). Lucky for us, Apple's engineers have a solution to this problem: just use iTunes2 to set the crossfade playback to 0 seconds. You can't just turn crossfading off, you must enable crossfading, and then set the slider to 0 seconds. It works great!
To set this, select Preferences -> Effects -> Crossfade Playback, and move the slider to "0".
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Not quite a 100% solution
Works very well, but isn't perfect. You can still hear a slight pop w/continuous mix tracks-- Dark Side of the Moon or various ambient stuff.
Setting Per Playlist
I just wish you could set this on a per playlist rather than universal.
No solution at all
Setting crossfading to zero still leaves a very short gap between songs.
No solution at all
This problem especially annoying when listening to techno or house
Mmm. Apple engineers probably only listen to real music!
the solution for DJing is not iTunes
if you want to be a DJ, you need Audion. you can mix 2+ tunes, and beat-match them.
if you have Toast Deluxe, i think Audion should be on the CD, otherwise try Panic
Not Audion either
Sorry, but Audion has the same problem only worse. The gap between songs is much longer than the gaps that iTunes has.
No solution at all
Ask the DJ is a brilliant little beat-matching app. It's a bit of a one-trick pony, but it does that trick really well--calculates bpm, switches tracks on the beat, and can skip intros/outros |
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