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 All of those point (in particular the last 2) could possibly be fixed with enhancement of the patch (I may try to take a look at that, but I'm not really good when it comes to audio processing). All of those point (in particular the last 2) could possibly be fixed with enhancement of the patch (I may try to take a look at that, but I'm not really good when it comes to audio processing).
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 +===== The actual how-to part =====
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 +So, first, you will need to make sure you know the basic of using the command line (powershell on windows, whatever shell you use on Linux (it's usually Bash by default), or whatever is MacOS's default (I think it's bash, but seeing how MacOS is hard to set-up in a VM, I won't test on it)). You will need to make sure you know :
 +  * start your shell
 +  * check the current directory
 +  * change directory
 +  * execute command
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 +==== Quick and Ugly mini shell tutorial ====
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 +A shell (sometimes called console or terminal) allow you to execute command by typing lines (and a bit more, but that's out of scope). You communicate with the shell by writing a line of command, then pressing enter to validate (like when you discuss with a bot in Discord/IRC/whatever. Or minecraft command.).
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 +One important notion with shells is the Current Directory. Your shell have a folder it is in, like a file explorer have a displayed folder. This is then used for deciding which file to modify if you specify a path that don't start with ``C:/`` (or similar), ``/`` or whatever is used on MacOS. For example, if you are in the Directory ``C:/Users/marius/something``, specifying the file ``hello`` will use the file at ``C:/Users/marius/something/hello``.
 +Keep in mind that space is what separate the different part of a command. If you have a space in your file name, you need to put an \ before the space and an ``"``, so that ``file with space".txt`` is typed as ``file\ with\ space\".txt``.
 +You can :
 +  * Display the current directory with ``pwd``
 +  * List files and folder in the current directory with ``ls``
 +  * change folder with ``cd ``, then the folder name. You can use .. to go to the parent directory. You can use a relative or absolute (a.k.a not relative) path.
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