Automatic music block playback (2/3/4/5 tracks) with ramp countdow

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Erik Bolhui
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Automatic music block playback (2/3/4/5 tracks) with ramp countdow

Post by Erik Bolhui »

Hello,
I am using ProppFrexx Professional 4.5.3.0 for live radio.
I create my playlist manually.
I am looking for a workflow similar to OmniPlayer.
My goal is:
Select any number of playlist items (for example 2, 3, 4 or 5 tracks).
Start playback.
All selected tracks should play automatically one after another.
Playback should stop after the last selected track so I can do a live talk break.
The playlist items must remain individual tracks (not a container), because I need the ramp countdown/introduction timer for every track.
Is there a way to achieve this using:
User Commands
Control Commands
Scripts
Events
or any other built-in feature?
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you!
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Re: Automatic music block playback (2/3/4/5 tracks) with ramp countdow

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You can in general start and stop AutoPlay for the entire playlist.
If you want to stop AutoPlay after a specific playlist item, you can set a related track option.
Eg. select the specific track, right click on it and set the track option to it, to not apply the next track automatically and as such break the AutoPlay at this point.
When the option is set, you need to manually play the next track to continue.
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Re: Automatic music block playback (2/3/4/5 tracks) with ramp countdow

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Container Ramp Countdown is that an option?
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Re: Automatic music block playback (2/3/4/5 tracks) with ramp countdow

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Not sure what you mean?
But no. A container acts as a single entry.

The above is exactly doing what you want. So where
Is the issue?

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