It's a typical Cook's Apple experience to listen to 10 tracks from different albums, all called "Outro", after album chosen by me finishes playing with a track called "Outro" and is set to repeat.
It's a typical Cook's Apple experience to listen to 10 tracks from different albums, all called "Outro", after album chosen by me finishes playing with a track called "Outro" and is set to repeat.
The whole app seems to have been designed by a madman. I miss the bloated, yet functional, iTunes.
However, for playlists, I think it is nifty, but afaik you can't have it both ways.
It really should be a per playlist toggle at the bottom "continue on radio when all songs in this playlist have finished playing."
For me, that's poor UX and fucked up good product (iTunes.app).
There’s a “infinity” toggle on the song list, which if you turn off stops that behaviour
Pick one song I shazamed and poof, I get to listen to "random" "identical" songs for hours. A gem.
I have different kinds of music. When at the gym, classical music is the last genre from my library I'd like to listen. When listening to ambient during work I don't want to suddenly get hard rock or rap. Preferably no vocals at all.
The iTunes.app was capable of playing the music I wanted. Things went sideways when it was renamed to Music.app.