Effective iPod listening: new music only Jul04 '05

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# (1 of 1): Jennifer Grucza » jennifergrucza.com

1 day, 1 hour after the fact. (Tue 05 Jul 2005, 11:53 AM CST)

I like to have all my music on my iPod. Instead of limiting what's on my iPod to a playlist, I just use the playlists on the iPod to determine what will get played. E.g. I can choose the "Baroque" playlist on my iPod, and press play, and all I hear are the Baroque pieces. I set up a bunch of smart playlists, so I just choose whichever one suits my mood.

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My computer hard drive holds all of my 3,000 songs – but my iPod only holds new music, despite the fact that I am only using 10% of my iPod’s storage capacity.

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