Play ten songs next, in the order you want

A listener described a queue problem that’s easy to reproduce: Add to queue puts a request behind a long radio mix, while using Play next ten times puts the last request first. In Moosik you can move the ten songs to the front as a group.

Put the requests ahead of the radio mix

1. If the songs are from different albums, use each song’s menu to Add to queue as you collect the requests. They can sit at the end for a moment.
2. Open Queue in the sidebar. Under Next up, ⌘-click the first request on Mac or Ctrl-click it on Windows. Then Shift-click the last request to select everything between them. For scattered requests, keep ⌘ or Ctrl held and click just the rows you want.
3. Right-click a selected row and choose Play next once. All selected songs move above the radio tracks in the order they appeared in the queue. The current song finishes normally.

For example, if the requests are A, B, C and you want C first, move the group to the front, then clear the selection with Esc and drag C above A. The order you click the rows doesn’t determine their playback order. See the queue controls and keyboard shortcuts.