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How can I shift the frequency of everything that comes out of my speakers?
Let's say I'm jamming on my guitar with a song I'm listening to on YouTube. It's a song that is tuned a half step down. I would like to play that song half a step higher so I don't have to keep re-...
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Is there a folder-only based music player for Linux? [closed]
I have my music sorted using directories so I don't want a library, tags and what not.
What I want:
easily (recursively) add directories to playlist from my music root, not from library
songs in ...
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uploading music automatically with Google Music on a Linux server [duplicate]
So I've seen questions like this one looking for help uploading music with Google Music on Linux, but none really seem to confront the notion of solely using the command line. I've downloaded the ...
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What is the best way to manage a very large music library under Linux? [closed]
I have a very large music library. Digging though directories to find music is many shades of impossible. I was using Songbrid which indexed my collection and allowed me to search it. However ...
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Can I upload music to Google music on Linux?
I have a Linux CentOS system.
Is there any way to upload music from the command line to Google Music?
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Use cmus or other terminal music player with Google Play (Music)
Can you play/stream music through the linux terminal using a command line application from your Google Music/Play Account? If so how, and with what application?
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Is there a command line client for 8tracks.com playback? [closed]
I hope I'm not spamming with this kind of question here, but: is there a way to play 8tracks.com playlists from Linux command line using, for example, mplayer or mpg123?
There is the 8tracks.com API, ...
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Ripping to FLAC as close to original CD quality as possible (Rubyripper)
I just started re-ripping CDs, but I'm not sure I'm getting the most out of them possible. Right now in Rubyripper I'm using --best -V for FLAC, but is that going to give me quality as close to the ...
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What is the easiest way to turn a list of music files into a playlist
I recently switched from windows to linux and the player I was using in windows stored the rating for flac files inside an id3v2 files which clementine, my preferred linux media player, cannot read. I'...
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Is there a shortkeys supported audio player on linux?
Background: I'd like to listen the foreign language material sentence by sentence, so I want a audio player that has shortkeys for play/pause/backward/forward/repeat. The repeat function is most ...
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Get purchased iTunes music on linux
I have some music that I bought on iTunes that I'd like to have on my Linux computer. Is there a way I can install iTunes and download the music? I already tried using Wine, and I got a lot of errors, ...
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Linux: super light-weight music player with http or commandline interface [closed]
I'm searching a super light-weight music player which has a http and/or commandline interface. It should support very basic playlist support (removing files by id and adding files by path or something ...
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Music player on Linux without playlists, just a directory navigation and file playing
I am searching for a mp3 player for Linux that resembles 1by1 on features: light, free, with no playlists, just selection of files to play using a directory navigator. Any suggestion?
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Kubuntu desktop audio stutters
I've tried using Amarok, mplayer, and VLC on Kubuntu 9.04, and with every one, the audio that plays will randomly stutter (pause for a second and resume). It can happen once per song, ten times per ...
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Network music solution for mixed-OS network
My home network at current includes,
two Ubuntu machines
a Windows 7 desktop
a Windows Vista laptop
and a Windows XP netbook.
In addition, there's one android-based smartphone in the house, ...
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