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Is there a linux music player that can count me in to a song?

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    Is there a linux music player that can count me in to a song? doesn't even have to match BPM, I'm just tired of fighting with music players when I can't always predict when exactly the audio will start. Need this for rehearsing songs, I spend so much effort just trying to nail the start of the song.

    Even if it's just adding a quiet two seconds before the song starts, at least I can get my hand moved back to the keyboard in time.

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      Is there a linux music player that can count me in to a song? doesn't even have to match BPM, I'm just tired of fighting with music players when I can't always predict when exactly the audio will start. Need this for rehearsing songs, I spend so much effort just trying to nail the start of the song.

      Even if it's just adding a quiet two seconds before the song starts, at least I can get my hand moved back to the keyboard in time.

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      @noxypaws If you're okay with something on the command line, that's pretty easy.

      $ sleep 2; mpv music-file.flac

      or whatever. Adjust to taste, of course.

      I'm not aware of any GUI music player doing what you want out of the box but if there's an automation interface that can be driven from the command line, the same principle could be applied.

      For lack of better suggestions… 🙂

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