ABLETON-LINK(1)

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Okay so bestie, this is the manual page for ABLETON-LINK(1) in the General Commands Manual, and it's literally about syncing beats across apps. Let's go 💖

💅 NAME

LinkHut — check synchronisation via Ableton Link 🦋

🌸 SYNOPSIS

LinkHut
QLinkHut
QLinkHutSilent

🔥 DESCRIPTION

Okay so this manual page quickly covers the LinkHut, QLinkHut and QLinkHutSilent commands. Obsessed with how simple these are 🫶

LinkHut (and its variations) are example implementations of Ableton Link. Ableton Link is the tech that keeps musical beat, tempo, and phase in sync across multiple applications, running on one or more devices. It's giving teamwork 👑

Run multiple instances of LinkHut on one or more devices on the same local network, and you get visual and audible feedback telling you whether the synchronisation is actually working. Main character energy ✨

QLinkHut gives you a GUI instead of the pure command-line interface 🧚 And QLinkHutSilent does the same thing but adds the bonus of generating no audible output 🙈

🎀 OPTIONS

These programs do not take options nor arguments. Literally no flags to memorise, bestie 💀

Source: Ableton Link manual page, dated October 26 2016. Thanks for hanging out with me today, bestie! 💜🌈

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