cmus and vim

The benefits, usage and tricks with cmus + integration in vim.

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1. cmus and vim Matthias Günther
2. cmus (1)
3. Benefits customizable instant startup, even with thousands of tracks easy to use directory browser
4. Browse file system and add tracks 5 … go into the browse mode a … add selection to library D … remove selection from library
5. Artist view 1 … go into the mode <space> … to see albums
6. Library view 2 … library view (sorted)
7. Play commands (2)
8. Play commands I b … plays next track z … plays previous c … pause, continue x … restart track p/P … change order of entries next/previous
9. Play commands II +|- … increase, decrease sound C-f|C-b … page-down,page- up C-r … repeat current track
10. Play commands statuschanges I m … cycle through play modus (all, album artist) M … switch modes without interrupting the currently- playing song r … repeat the playlist when ended (R in statusline)
11. Play commands statuschanges II s … shuffle (S in statusline) C … toggle continue playing the next song (C in statusline)
12. Fill queue and playlist y … add the selected song to playlist (3) e … mark the songs to the queue (4) (FIFO)
13. Useful commands (3)
14. Useful commands I :add ~/music … same as ‘a’ :colorscheme … will change the colorscheme :clear … will clear the current list
15. Useful commands II :save ~/music/ playlist.lst :load ~/music/ playlist.lst :unmark … clean the marked songs q … quit cmus
16. Useful commands III :invert … select all tracks which are not marked :prev-view … toggle the last two views
17. config cmus in ~/.config/cmus rc … configuration autosave …
18. My config unbind -f common E bind common E run easytag {} unbind -f common + bind common + vol +5% unbind -f common - bind common - vol -5% # Vim like shortcuts to jump to the next/prev section unbind -f common ^N bind common ^N player-next unbind -f common ^P bind common ^P player-prev
19. Get the cover ALBUM_PATH=/$(cmus-remote -Q | grep file | cut -d'/' --complement -s -f1 | rev | \ cut -d'/' --complement -s -f1 | rev | sed -e 's/\s/\\ /g' | \ sed -e 's/(/\\(/g' | sed -e 's/)/\\)/g')/cover.jpg ALBUM_NAME=$(cmus-remote -Q | grep -w 'tag album' | cut -d'~' --complement -f1 | \ cut -d' ' --complement -s -f1 | sed -e 's/\s/-/g') eval notify-send -i $ALBUM_PATH $ALBUM_NAME And the shortcut unbind -f common I bind common I shell bash ~/.config/cmus/album.sh
20. vim-cmus (4)
21. vim-cmus I :CmusCurrent … shows the information of current song :CmusPrevious … plays previous song :CmusNext … plays next song
22. vim-cmus II :CmusPause … stop playing the current song :CmusPlay … continue playing song :CmusStop … stop playing and go to the beginning
23. Thank you (5)
24. Images I (1): https://twitter.com/ gamesyouloved/ status/81790750591755468 8 (2): https://twitter.com/ realretroism/ status/81755907377634508 8
25. Images II (3): https://twitter.com/ gamesyouloved/ status/81679936420721869 4 (4): https://twitter.com/ gamesyouloved/ status/81637678552917606 5
26. Images III (5): https://twitter.com/ gamesyouloved/ status/81622573839122022 4