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...rently occur as discussions on musicbrainz-users. This is a place to keep track of them. A kind of evolutionary requirements document which is a little bi * [[Track Sections|TrackSections]]

...ingList]], the [[Style Dude|StyleDude]] raised (once again) the issue of [[Track Sections|TrackSections]]: ...would be for the database to be able to handle multiple songs in a single track natively. Internally the tracks could be labeled 11a, 11b, etc, and the dis

=Track Grouping= The following is a summary of my thoughts about track grouping discussed on irc today:

...ard wind quintet (flute, oboe, clarinet, french horn, bassoon), other wind groupings, ... [[User:Monxton|Monxton]] 19:04, 2 January 2012 (UTC) ...MBz recording title or the disambiguation comment. More often than not, a track will be a series of more than one Tune, possibly including a Song, and is k

...st Intent]], the specific release and details of sides, chapters and other groupings. The guidance below considers the circumstances where this is (or is not) a Some releases have no defined track order. For these releases, leave the track number blank.

...st Intent]], the specific release and details of sides, chapters and other groupings. The guidance below considers the circumstances where this is (or is not) a Some releases have no defined track order. For these releases, leave the track number blank.

...single instrument can be modified in too many ways for MusicBrainz to keep track of all of them, and instrument credits can generally be used. Established ensemble groupings consisting of a specific, mostly consistent set of instruments.

...of a song or movements). You can find some thoughts about this on [[Track Groupings|TrackGroupings]]. If you want to group tracks, you have to see that you cannot simply say "track A, B and C have the same name so group them". You actually need several lay

...n this discussion should probably be moved out into separate pages, e.g. [[Track Sections|TrackSections]], and then listed under [[Current Problem|CurrentPr Two CDs that have a single "song", split into [[Track Sections|TrackSections]] with the help of [[Index Marks|IndexMarks]]:

...created or adapted to make musical sounds. We also list common instrument groupings (such as string quartet) as instruments. * Album version of the track "''Into the Blue''" by "''Moby''"