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Terminal

The Audiocube Terminal gives power-users a fast, menu-free, command-line interface to most features of the Audiocube audio workstation.
Operations and information can be accessed simply via text.
Type
help
into the terminal to get a full list of commands.Type a command, followed by any relavent values. E.G
Press
enter
to activate the operation.
The terminal is in beta, and may not work as intended.
Accessing the Terminal
Toggle Terminal – with the
/
or~
key - The panel opens at the top of the window and can be resized by dragging its bottom edge.
Terminal Interface
Input Field – type commands here.
Output Area – shows results, errors and system messages.
Scrollable Content – lets you review earlier output.
Terminal Keyboard Shortcuts
/
or~
- Open or close the terminal window.↑/↓
- Cycle through past commands.Ctrl + ↑/↓
- Scroll terminal output up/down.Ctrl + Shift + ↑/↓
- Increase/Decrease terminal window height.
Command History
Use ↑ / ↓ to cycle through past commands.
Up to 100 commands are remembered between sessions.
history
– show history •history clear
– erase it.

Common Commands
Here is a list of the common commands.
Note - these may be outdated.
Type help
into the terminal to get the most accurate commands.
System Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Show help for a specific command or for all commands |
| Clear the terminal output |
| Close the terminal |
| Display the application version |
| Show information about Audiocube |
| View or clear command history across sessions |
| Open a project-related folder ( |
| List keyboard shortcuts and camera controls |
| Set a custom project folder |
| Revert to the default project folder |
Device Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Rescan for all active devices in the scene |
`list-devices [type | all]` |
| Create a Sampler (position optional; default = 0 0 0) |
| Create an Emitter |
| Create a Ticker |
| Create a Sound-wall |
| Create an Effect-zone |
| Create a Logic-box of the given type |
| Create an Ambience device |
Mixer Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Set volume for a channel / device |
| Set pitch for a channel |
| Set the master volume |
| List all mixer settings |
| Set a single EQ-band value for a channel |
| Set send level for a channel |
Project Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Save the current project |
| Load a project by name |
| Create a new, empty project |
| List projects in the save directory |
| Show information on the current project |
| Refresh project list from disk |
Timeline Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Play the timeline |
| Pause the timeline |
| Stop the timeline and return to start |
| Seek to a specific time (e.g. |
| Show current timeline information |
| Set timeline tempo (BPM) |
Undo / Redo Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Undo the last action |
| Redo the last undone action |
| Show the undo/redo history |
| Manually capture the current state for undo/redo |
Colour-Theme Commands
Command | Description |
---|---|
| Display the active colour theme |
| List all colour themes (built-in and custom) |
| Reload the colour set from disk |
Terminal Output Colors
White – Normal message
Red – Error
Green – Success
Cyan – System / status
Command Confirmation
For critical operations (e.g. loading a project), the terminal prompts for confirmation. Type y
or n
as required.
Best Practices
Run
help
(orhelp <command>
) to explore what’s available.Re-use commands with the history keys instead of re-typing.
Keep the panel at a readable size for long sessions.
If a command fails, read the error message (often in red) for clues.
With a bit of practice, using the Audiocube Terminal will be noticeably faster than navigating the GUI for many everyday tasks. Happy coding!