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</header><p>There are lots of music players on linux. I have used lots of them, I quite like some of them. But for some reason I decided I wanted more. With this in mind, over the past few months I have been constructing a sprawling ecosystem of bash scripts all geared towards delivering a customised listening experience tailored perfectly to my every need. In short, the setup uses a simple dmenu file manager to browse my local files and mpv to play them. Today I&rsquo;ll be talking specifically about my setup for recording the albums I&rsquo;ve been listening to.</p>
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</header><p>There are lots of music players on linux. I have used lots of them, I quite like some of them. But for some reason I decided I wanted more. With this in mind, over the past few months I have been constructing a sprawling ecosystem of bash scripts all geared towards delivering a customised listening experience tailored perfectly to my every need. In short, the setup uses a simple dmenu file manager to browse my local files and mpv to play them. Today I&rsquo;ll be talking specifically about my setup for recording the albums I&rsquo;ve been listening to.</p>
<h3 id="lets-get-down-to-business">LET&rsquo;S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS</h3>
<p>Whenever I select a file to be played with my script I am effectively selecting a path to a file or a path to a directory with files in it which is then fed to mpv. For example, if I&rsquo;m playing the classic album Lemonade by Beyonce it would look like this:</p>
<p><code>/home/randy/music/Beyonce/Lemonade/</code></p>
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</span></span></code></pre></div><p>So these are just a few examples; the real point is once you have that file of three columns the world is your oyster. You could probably even use something a little less cumbersome such as python.</p>
<p>Finally, disclaimer: I am a bash amateur so I hope nothing you&rsquo;ve seen here was too upsetting. Lots of love x</p>
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