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=head4 B<merge-edits> (med) - Mix edits and original into a new host-track. this will write a new audio file to disk and the host track will have a new version for this.

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merge-edits 

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=head2 Track commands

=head4 B<explode-track> - Make the current track into a sub bus, with one track for each version.

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explode-track 

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=head4 B<move-to-bus> (mtb) - Move the current track to another bus. A new track is always in the Main bus. So to reverse this action use move-to-bus Main .

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move-to-bus <string:bus_name>

asub Drums # Create a new sub bus, called Drums.
snare # Make snare the current track.
mtb Drums # Move the snare track into the sub bus Drums.


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=head4 B<promote-version-to-track> (pvt) - Create a read-only track using the specified version of the current track.

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promote-version-to-track <integer:version_number>

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=head2 General commands

=head4 B<read-user-customizations> (ruc) - Re-read the user customizations file 'custom.pl'.

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read-user-customizations 

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=head2 Setup commands

=head4 B<limit-run-time> (lr) - Stop recording after the last audio file finishes playing. Can be turned off with limit-run-time_off.

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limit-run-time [ <float:additional_seconds> ]

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=head4 B<limit-run-time-off> (lro) - Disable the recording stop timer.

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limit-run-time-off 

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=head4 B<offset-run> (ofr) - Record/play from a mark, rather than from the start, i.e. 0.0 seconds.

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offset-run <string:mark_name>

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=head4 B<offset-run-off> (ofro) - Turn back to starting from 0.

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offset-run-off 

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=head2 General commands

=head4 B<view-waveform> (wview) - Launch mhwavedit to view/edit waveform of the current track and version. This requires to start Nama on a graphical terminal, like xterm or gterm or from GNOME via alt+F2 .

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view-waveform 

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=head4 B<edit-waveform> (wedit) - Launch audacity to view/edit the waveform of the current track and version. This requires starting Nama on a graphical terminal like xterm or gterm or from GNOME starting Nama using alt+F2 .

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edit-waveform 

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=head2 Setup commands

=head4 B<rerecord> (rerec) - Record as before. This will set all the tracks to record, which have been recorded just before you listened back.

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rerecord 

for piano guitar;rec # Set piano and guitar track to record.
# do your recording and ilstening.
# You want to record another version of both piano and guitar:
rerec # Sets piano and guitar to record again.


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=head2 Track commands

=head4 B<analyze-level> (anl) - Print Ecasound amplitude analysis for current track. This will show highest volume and statistics.



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