Variable descriptions

You may enter any of the following variables into macsig fields to have it replaced by corresponding live data. The "live representation" column of the key-value table shows a preview of what macsig will send to ampsig.

You may enter a variable in the key-value table or in the "status" fields.

When entering variables, use brackets {} but no whitespace within them.

iTunes Song Info
variabledescriptionexample value

{album}

album containing the track

Dark Side Of The Moon

{artist}

artist/source

Tonic

{bitrate}

bit rate (in kbps)

192

{bpm}

tempo in beats per minute

135

{comment}

freeform notes about the track

And you gotta take a little dirt...

{composer}

composer

Beethoven

{dateadded}

date the track was added to the playlist

8 May 2005

{genre}

music/audio genre (category)

Rock

{grouping}

grouping (piece or movement)

90's

{hrs}

duration (hours portion)

0

{kind}

a text description

MPEG Audio File

{lastplayed}

date and time this track was last played

7 July 2005

{mins}

duration (minutes portion)

3

{mm:ss}

length in MM:SS format

6:32

{name}

name or title

Money

{playcount}

number of times this track has been played

3

{rating}

user rating of this track (0 to 100)

60

{seconds}

length in seconds

392

{secs}

duration (seconds portion)

14

{tracknumber}

index on the source album

5

{year}

year the track was recorded/released

2005

Computer Data
variabledescriptionexample value

{uptime}

how long the computer has been on, in seconds

107100

{uptimestring}

how long the computer has been on, human-readable

1 day, 5:46

{whoami}

short name of current logged-in user

pcheese

Miscellaneous
variabledescriptionexample value

{user}

username used for authentication

pcheese