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mattmns
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So how do you all order your music playlist? Do you go by genre, artist, date released, random, or something else? I am curious about different ways to order my playlist, and I know you guys will have some crazy ideas 
Organize Music Playlist: Genre, Artist, Date, Random
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In summary, the conversation was about different ways to order music playlists. Some of the ideas mentioned were ordering by genre, artist, date released, completely random, or by grouping into separate playlists. Some people also mentioned using the random feature or sorting their music on their computer and then shuffling it on their iPod.
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Just some guy
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Completely random
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Smasherman
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When I had a CD player I ordered my playlists by the order that they'd song best in (minimum clashing of how songs sounded). Now that I don't have a CD player, I just go totally random (with well over 80 minutes of per playlist).
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moose
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I mix them up so that the same band isn't within 4 or so songs next to one another...
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Moonbear
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I have mine grouped into separate playlists by genre, and I'm not sure what order they're in within a genre...sometimes when I'm looking for something specific, I sort by artist or title or album, depending on what it is that I'm trying to find. But, I use the random feature for playing them.
My CDs are grouped alphabetically by artist within genre.
My CDs are grouped alphabetically by artist within genre.
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laminatedevildoll
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I have a U2 so it groups my music automatically.
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Anttech
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Dont use playlists, but i sort my music per geneder on my PC, and usually shuffle them on my ipod.. I have almost 100Gig of music on my pc tho
1. What is the purpose of organizing a music playlist by genre, artist, date, and random?
The purpose of organizing a music playlist by genre, artist, date, and random is to make it easier to navigate and find specific songs or artists within the playlist. It also allows for a variety of music to be played in a specific order or randomly, depending on the preference of the listener.
2. What are the benefits of organizing a music playlist by genre, artist, date, and random?
Organizing a music playlist by genre, artist, date, and random has several benefits. It helps to keep the playlist organized and easily accessible. It also allows for a more diverse selection of music to be played, as well as the ability to create a specific mood or theme within the playlist. Additionally, it makes it easier to find and listen to specific songs or artists within the playlist.
3. Can a music playlist be organized by multiple genres or artists?
Yes, a music playlist can be organized by multiple genres or artists. This allows for a wider range of music to be included in the playlist and for songs to be categorized under different genres or artists.
4. How does organizing a music playlist by date work?
Organizing a music playlist by date involves arranging the songs in chronological order, either by the release date of the song or the date it was added to the playlist. This allows for the listener to have a better understanding of the evolution of the music and the progression of the playlist.
5. Is it possible to change the organization of a music playlist after it has been created?
Yes, it is possible to change the organization of a music playlist after it has been created. Most music playlist platforms allow for the user to rearrange the songs in the playlist by genre, artist, date, or random. This allows for the playlist to be updated and customized according to the listener's preferences.
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