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    Demo of TRIGGERcmd with Alexa and Song Master

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    • Steve LeeS Offline
      Steve Lee
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      A very rough and ready demo of what is possible.

      https://youtu.be/zSoyVTqE1ck

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        Russ @Steve Lee
        last edited by Russ

        Nice job @Steve-Lee! Thanks for doing this.

        Adding your blog post here too:
        https://blog.fullmeasure.uk/2023/08/28/music-practice-with-alexa-and-song-master/

        One thing you could do is create an Alexa routine that converts, "Alexa, next setlist" to the longer command:

        "Alexa, ask tc to run mac setlist with parameter next"
        

        Russell VanderMey

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        • Steve LeeS Offline
          Steve Lee @Russ
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          @Russ Good idea, thanks!

          I've yet to explore routines. They do increases the number of places to configure though. And no nice text file way with Alexa!

          I did try adding words to created a new command

          • mac setlist ...
          • mac setlist next

          But it doesn't work due to the way Alexa always matches the first one

          So I'd have to add multiple 3 word items. Yuck Shame we can add out own lexicon 😞

          I was going to use Routines for repeat timers but on reading the docs they don't take parameters which really limits them for all applications 😢

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