I’m a dabbler, not an aficionado, in classical music, so I might misuse terminology.
When I’m listening to a single album, Roon groups play behavior by composition, not by track. On my screen right now, Bach by Lisa Batiashvili is featured as
1-3: Concerto for oboe & . . .
4: Ich steh mit einem . . .
5-7: Concerto for violin, strings . . .
These groupings are honored by Roon’s playback in various shuffle permutations. Could it an option that I turn on and off?
When shuffling classical music, or adding classical chunks, I can see the value in the feature. In my case, I have a preference for more schizophrenic listening. I tend to want to play one “track” at a time and want to changing the aural temperature once every four or eight minutes. When I get in a trap where twenty-five minutes are devoted to one piece (or, sometimes, a movie soundtrack), it’s disruptive to me instead of seamless.
Is there - or, if there isn’t, may I request - a checkbox that reads ‘disable multi-part’? Or, even better: an additional option that I could enable under Play Preferences (so you don’t have to enable it) to add the blue boxes Play Now (Track Only) and Add Next (Track Only)?
