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#! /usr/bin/env bash

usage_and_exit () {
  echo    "Checks if passed arguments are valid audio-playback devices"
  echo    ""
  echo -e "\033[1;37;40mUsage:\033[0m plughwinfo.sh [<parameters>|<playback-devices>]"
  echo    " -l (--list)        Display all available playback devices"
  echo    " -h (--help)        Display this message"
  echo    " <playback-devices> Returns error if one of the passed arguments is not a valid playback-device"
  echo    ""

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taken from https://bastl-instruments.com/files/manual-microgranny-2.pdf
Original PDF is crap for viewing on tablet devices

MG 2.0

INTRODUCTION

microGranny 2.0 (further only microGranny) is a monophonic granular sampler with MIDI input and 8-bit audio input. It has 6 big buttons, each of which plays a sample from the microSD card. You can adjust several parameters of the sample. In the manual I will refer to the sample with all its parameters as SOUND

othmar52

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
    script to retrieve all controller values of symetrix audio devices
    may be useful to determine the controller number you are looking for

    tested with Symetrix Jupiter 8 (https://www.symetrix.co/products/jupiter/)

    USAGE:

othmar52

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

'''
  wrapper script for integrating symetrix audio devices into MQTT infrastructure
  @see http://www.symetrix.co/repository/SymNet_cp.pdf

  tested with OUTPUT ports/parameters of symetrix Jupiter 8

  in this example you can control volume and mute states by publishing to those mqtt topics