On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 10:02:45PM -1000, Joel Roth wrote: > Often you need to do something with a WAV file > from Nama. > > Now you can use $thiswav to specify the current > track/version/wavfile in shell commands. In other words, > $thiswav serves as an alias to $this_track->full_path > > nama> ! echo $thiswav > > /home/jroth/nama/untitled/Mixdown_2.wav > > nama> ln -s $thiswav /some/other/songname.wav > > Note that this only works from *inside* Nama. Wonderful! Are there any other such variables already available? This could facilitate macro building. For instance, if we had $project_name and $trackversion variables we could have something like this (beware, fake syntax): export { ! lame --preset 192 $thiswav $1/$projectname${trackversion}.mp3 } nama> mixdown export /tmp/ Then you'd get something like greathit5.mp3 in your /tmp directory. Cheers, S.M.