From the Utilities menu, choose Shuffle Titles.
"Shuffling" the music library is totally optional... it's possible that you may
never need to do it. You shuffle titles to further randomize the scheduling
process. When scheduling each rotation, the system always tries to play the song
that has not been played for the longest period of time. This doesn't mean your
music will simply play in the same order repeatedly. Your scheduling rules will
prevent this from happening, and a natural randomizing will occur. Occasionally, however, you may wish to start from scratch... mix up the library. You
also should shuffle whenever you add a large number of titles to one rotation.
This is because any title you just added will be the one that the system will
try to select first. If you add 50 new oldies, the system will schedule them one
after another when it schedules your "Oldies" rotation. Even after shuffling,
the system will still honor your Previous Days protections. It
will simply ignore how long ago the title was played except for Previous Day
rules.
You'll be asked to select all rotations that you would like to shuffle. The
system next "shuffles" the rotations you selected. Although we call "shuffling"
a "randomizing" process, the system actually doesn't rearrange titles
"randomly." It tries to spread titles' characteristics evenly through the
library.