By default, iTunes will crossfade between songs, blending the end of the current song with the beginning of the next song. You may already know that you can disable this for classical music or other albums by selecting all the songs in the album and checking the 'Part of a gapless album' option in the track info (Command+I).
But you can also disable the crossfade on individual tracks (such as an Intro that fades into the rest of the song). Just make sure you set this option on both tracks.
iTunes will then skip the crossfade whenever both tracks have this option set, effectively disabling the fade when you play the album in order, but not when shuffled or separated in a playlist.
[crarko adds: I tested this, and it works as described.]
But you can also disable the crossfade on individual tracks (such as an Intro that fades into the rest of the song). Just make sure you set this option on both tracks.
iTunes will then skip the crossfade whenever both tracks have this option set, effectively disabling the fade when you play the album in order, but not when shuffled or separated in a playlist.
[crarko adds: I tested this, and it works as described.]
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