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I have an advice for you: unsubsribe every music mod. Use Steam mods downloader and download the music mods you like and open with WinRAR or such. Create a folder on the desktop and transfer/unpack tracks there. Open the folder with VLC player and have it running in the background while you play the game. Remember to disable music in game.
I used to rely heavily on music mods and experienced the same problem as yours. The gap in the middle of the playlist can be of many things. My experience was:
- the music mod had default asset and txt files. The default is song.txt and song.asset. It has to be unique to play alongside other music mods. If I for instance created a music mod consisting of music from the Halo games and used the default tags, it would break music mods with the same labels. To make the Halo music mod unique I could label it like HaloCollection.asset and HaloCollection.txt. Then there would be no problems.
- the coding can be faulty (misspellings and so on).
- the music mod is not updated.
I was recommended by several users on Paradox forum to just play the music with VLC. I have noted a more smoother game and less mods to use. This is the case in Crusader Kings 2, Stellaris and Europa Universalis 4.
Steam mods downloader link: {LINK REMOVED}http://steamworkshop.download/