Problems with just normal playlists/albums
Albums are great, they can eliminate the need to constantly check back on Audiotool in the middle of homework/schoolwork/work/productivity and change the song when you get tired of listening to it over and over like I once tortured myself by doing when I first stumbled upon this site. However, you have to have an account in order to make one.
The idea of temporary playlists/albums
Temporary albums can be made by anybody, even without an account. It would be a purely client-side-held list of songs that can be arranged and played with full manipulation. There is no title nor description, however there would be a save code [save code is optional]. The reason for this is so anyone can put songs in an order and play them in sequence.
Purpose
This would make Audiotool far more easy to use, and make it more enjoyable.
Discussion
Is it worth it?
Should it be implemented?
Is it a bad idea?
Would anything other than the code have to be stored or managed by the server(s)?
Would this idea be accepted?
Do the descriptions make sense?
Comments (1)
i think they already did it with the mix feature, where you can choose your "playlist" which is just the order of songs that you want to be played.