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how do you use dtas?
From: |
Eric Wong |
Subject: |
how do you use dtas? |
Date: |
Sat, 5 Dec 2015 02:00:28 +0000 |
Just wondering how folks are currently using dtas these days.
dtas-ctl ... (which commands)
dtas-enq ...
dtas-tl addtail ...
dtas-console + interactive mode?
etc?
I mainly use "dtas-tl addtail|add|remove|clear" for casual listening,
sometimes "dtas-enq", and dtas-console for pausing/seeking; etc.
For EQ-ing on my own recordings:
1) I'll write a YAML file with a custom "command:" param for -splitfx
2) add the YAML file (via dtas-tl add/addtail or dtas-enq)
3) Edit the YAML files with my favorite editor;
relying on inotify (via sleepy_penguin RubyGem)
to pick when my editor saves the file.
This lets me hear EQ changes whenever I save the
YAML file in my editor (or the playback stops when I make a typo).
To loop a section of a track I want to focus on, I'll set:
dtas-tl repeat 1 && dtas-ctl trim START_TIME LENGTH
("dtas-ctl trim off && dtas-tl repeat false" to resume normal playback)
- how do you use dtas?,
Eric Wong <=