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YATM(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   YATM(1)

NAME

       yatm - Yet Another Time Machine

SYNOPSIS

       yatm [options] file

DESCRIPTION

       yatm plays Vorbis, Speex and MPEG audio files while allowing the user to choose a new tempo without changing the pitch.

       The  tempo  can	be  interactively controlled by pressing '+' or '-', incrementing and decrementing the playback tempo by 1 percent respec-
       tively.	Use "q" to stop playback.

OPTIONS

       yatm accepts the following options:

       -b     Begin playing at time, given as an offset from the beginning of the file (0:00:00).

       -e     Stop after duration seconds of audio have been decoded.

       -t     Specify initial tempo as a floating point value, 1.0 is the default.

       -q     Inhibit usual output.

       -s     Transpose semitones

       -c     Transpose cents

       -v, --verbose
	      Print more information.

       -h, --help
	      Show summary of options.

       -V, --version
	      Show version of program.

AUTHOR

       Mario Lang <mlang@delysid.org>.

								   June 7, 2004 							   YATM(1)

KLICK(1)							 klick Manual Page							  KLICK(1)

NAME

       klick - An advanced metronome for JACK

SYNOPSIS

       klick [options] [bars] [meter] tempo[-tempo2/accel] [pattern]
       klick [options] -f filename
       klick [options] -i
       klick [options] -j

DESCRIPTION

       klick  is an advanced command-line based metronome using the JACK sound server. It allows you to define complex tempo maps for entire songs
       or performances.  A single meter and tempo can be specified on the command line, while more complex tempo maps can be read from plain  text
       files. Alternatively, it's also possible to run klick in interactive mode, where the tempo can be changed at runtime using the keyboard, or
       to follow tempo information read from JACK transport.

OPTIONS

       -f filename
	      load tempo map from file

       -j     no tempo map, just follow jack transport

       -n name
	      set jack client name

       -p port,..
	      jack port(s) to connect to

       -P     automatically connect to hardware ports

       -o port
	      OSC port to listen on

       -i     interactive mode

       -W filename
	      export click track to audio file

       -r samplerate
	      sample rate of export (default: 48000)

       -s number
	      use built-in sounds:
	      0: square wave (default)
	      1: sine wave
	      2: noise
	      3: acoustic bell/click

       -S file[,file]
	      load sounds from file(s)

       -e     no emphasized beats

       -E     emphasized beats only

       -v mult[,mult]
	      adjust playback volume (default: 1.0)

       -w mult[,mult]
	      adjust playback pitch (default: 1.0)

       -t     enable jack transport

       -T     become transport master (implies -t)

       -d seconds
	      delay before starting playback

       -c bars
	      pre-roll. use -c 0 for 2 beats

       -l label
	      start playback at the given label

       -x multiplier
	      multiply tempo by the given factor

       -h     show help

TEMPO MAP FILE FORMAT

       [label:] bars [meter] tempo [pattern] [volume]
       ...

SEE ALSO

       The full documentation for klick can be found in HTML format at

       /usr/share/doc/klick/manual.html

AUTHOR

       Dominic Sacre <dominic.sacre@gmx.de>

klick 0.12.2							   January 2010 							  KLICK(1)