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.gitignore

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 /build/
 *.spec
+/__pycache__/
+/_resources/

README.md

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 ## Multitrack exporter
 ---
 
-## Description
+## Despription
 
 - Exports Patterns and projects individual Audio Tracks to seperate folders for use in your DAW
 - Python cross plattform with single file binary for x86 linux
 
-## Steps for single file binary
+![underbridge.jpg](:/5c0c93594d274c389d9290d79f1c542a)
+
+## Installation 
+### Ubuntu 20.10 LTS (If the binary in /dist doesn't work)
+
+`sudo apt  install portaudio19-dev`
+`sudo apt install python3-tk`
+`pip install python-rtmidi`
+`pip install pyaudio`
+
+`python3 underbridge.py` to start
+
+### Linux binary
+
+``./underbridge``
+
+Underbridge_alt was packaged on a different system. Might help if you run into problems.
+
+## Steps
 
 - connect OP-Z via USB
-- run underbridge.fun
+- in /dist/ directory run ``./underbridge``
-
+- Alternatively python3 underbridge.py in root directory. Make sure you have installed dependencies before..
-## Steps for python file
-
-- install pyaudio library
-- install midio library
 
 ### Single Pattern Mode
 
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 ### Project mode
 
-- choose first pattern in your project as starting point
+- Select Porject and first Pattern you want to export on OP-Z.
+- Enter name for the project. This is used for the folder structure
+- Get BPM from led code or Smartphone app.
+- Enter BPM 
+- Enter longest Bar of you track (1-4)
+- Enter the Nr. of Patterns your song consists of.
+- Optionally enter additional seconds at the end of the recording to capture reverb tails etc.
 - Select project mode
-- Everything else like 
+- Select directory you want to record the waves to
-
+- Click record and wait until finished.