I keep thinking this must be an issue already reviewed, but I can’t find anything in the Roon Topics about it. Here goes… In iTunes there is a feature when ripping CDs called “Join CD Tracks”. When ripping your CD, you can join 2 or more tracks in sequence, so that the ripped file (mP3, wav, etc.) will play back only in the joined sequence you’ve ripped. [For example, I don’t want to hear Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, and The End from the Beatles’ Abbey Road CD as single tracks. I only want to hear all 3 songs played in order any time I want to hear them. The file that iTunes creates contains all three songs, in sequence, with no gaps between them.] I use this feature all the time for live releases and in all types of situations. My basic question is, “Does Roon have this feature, too?” For example, if I rip all the tracks of Abbey Road to my hard drive (or download the LP), when I see the tracks listed in Roon, I will see each separate track. Can I now select those 3 tracks that I want to “join” to make one separate “track”? That way, when I add the joined track to a playlist or tag it, the joined tracks are treated as a “single” track. I can then call it whatever I want. Or, I can join tracks from 1 side of an album (think Dark Side of the Moon) and treat the entire side as a single track. Is this possible in Roon?
No, this feature has been requested in the feature request section.