45worlds Forum - View Single Post - Regarding Multiple Tracks on Classical pieces

13th Sep 2016, 10:15 AM
	Magic Marmalade If you're not lost... It's not an adventure! Member since Jun 2014 3735 Points Moderator	I wasn't too clear about what I meant there, sorry.... What I meant was that you can only use one sectionbreak in any one line, but in classical, you frequently need more than one, as there may be headings, and sub-headings that you need to appear as part of the same thing: Side 1 - Piano Concerto No.X - 1st Movement - Adagio say, which ought to appear as: Side 1 Piano Concerto No.X 1st Movement A1 (track): Adagio With the first three lines of that needing to be on separate lines as heading and sub-headings, before the track, as it is numbered, and plays on the disc is listed. If you attempt to do: Side 1 SECTIONBREAK Piano Concerto No.X SECTIONBREAK 1st Movement etc, on one line in the track field, then only one of those sectionbreaks registers, and the other cancelled as there is no facility for subheadings, only one heading. If the fields distinguished sides 1 and 2, as tracks A1, A2, A3, and B1, B2, B3 and so on, when you select the vinyl album option from the drop down box, so the entry page appears as it does in the vinyl world, then that would eliminate the need for the first part of the heading (the sides), and so eliminate the need for one of the sectionbreaks, but you'd still need more than one on one line to make the work heading, movement, any other distinctions in that work