| -- Render_Stale_Subproject_Proxies_Only.lua | |
| -- | |
| -- Run from a master project. Flow: | |
| -- 1. If the master or any open referenced subproject tab is dirty, prompt | |
| -- to save them all. (Subprojects MUST be saved -- their on-disk .rpp is | |
| -- what gets rendered into the .rpp-PROX.) | |
| -- 2. Build stale list from on-disk mtimes (.rpp newer than .rpp-PROX). | |
| -- Subprojects that are currently dirty AND were NOT saved in step 1 | |
| -- are excluded -- we won't render an out-of-date on-disk version when | |
| -- there are unsaved edits in memory. |
| -- Jump between subproject and parent at the matching time position. | |
| -- If the current project has a subproject item under the cursor, jump into | |
| -- that subproject's tab at the corresponding internal time. | |
| -- Otherwise, if the current project is itself referenced as a subproject | |
| -- inside another open project, jump up to the parent at the mapped time. | |
| local function get_source_path(take) | |
| if not take then return nil end | |
| local src = reaper.GetMediaItemTake_Source(take) | |
| if not src then return nil end |
| -- Overview reset: unsolo, unarm, deselect, compact tracks, | |
| -- jump to project start, zoom out to fit entire project. | |
| reaper.Undo_BeginBlock() | |
| reaper.PreventUIRefresh(1) | |
| local track_count = reaper.CountTracks(0) | |
| -- Per-track: unsolo, disarm record, set to minimum (compact) height | |
| for i = 0, track_count - 1 do |
| -- Toggle lock on all unselected items in project | |
| -- Based on ITEM selection (not time selection). | |
| -- Selected items are never touched. | |
| -- | |
| -- First run: locks every unselected item | |
| -- Second run: unlocks every unselected item | |
| -- (toggle is decided by whether all unselected items are currently locked) | |
| function main() | |
| local total = reaper.CountMediaItems(0) |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Convert video file(s) to ProRes 422 LT (.mov) for editing in Resolve. | |
| # - Video: ProRes LT (profile 1), intra-frame, ~100 Mbps | |
| # - Audio: passthrough (-c:a copy), bit-for-bit preserved | |
| # - UI: opens a Terminal window with live percent / speed / ETA. | |
| # | |
| # Usage (dispatch): convert_to_prores_lt.sh <file> [file ...] | |
| # Usage (worker, internal): convert_to_prores_lt.sh --worker <queue-file> | |
| LOG="$HOME/Scripts/convert_to_prores_lt.log" |
Campbell's monomyth, Vogler's adaptation, and the structures that argue with both. Last updated 2026-04-27.
Joseph Campbell's seventeen-stage monomyth (The Hero with a Thousand Faces, 1949), and Christopher Vogler's twelve-stage screenwriting adaptation (The Writer's Journey, 1992).
Desktop writing app at ~/code/lathe. Two-pane outline + Fountain editor; plain text on disk; no DB, no cloud.
Stack: Tauri 2.x (Rust) + Svelte 5 (no SvelteKit) + Vite + CodeMirror 6 + TypeScript.
HEAD: 9a0b21a4711c3833b48659d95a47d353969370dd
Branch: master, working tree clean.
Source zip: ~/Downloads/lathe-source-2026-04-27.zip (tracked files only — git archive HEAD, ~794K).
#audio-drama #audio-fiction #craft #finalrune #fred-greenhalgh #podcasting #audio-drama/history #audio-drama/writing #audio-drama/casting #audio-drama/directing #audio-drama/recording #audio-drama/editing #audio-drama/sound-design #audio-drama/mixing #audio-drama/foley #audio-drama/distribution #audio-drama/promotion #audio-drama/remote-recording #reaper #pro-tools #audition
Five-week online master class taught by Fred Greenhalgh (FinalRune Productions / Dagaz Media) in spring 2020, originally booked as a weekend workshop at University of Southern Maine and rebuilt as a Zoom course when COVID hit. Fred is a veteran indie audio drama producer based in Maine — credits include The Cleansed, Locke & Key (Audible adaptation, recorded with Stephen King), Dark Tome, The Mayan Crystal, Fey & Fiends, and Bloody Mess (the demo project he builds across the course). He came up under mentors William Dufris, Roger Gregg, Tom Lopez (ZBS),
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| # Auphonic Batch Concatenation | |
| ## Problem | |
| 91% of Auphonic productions were hitting the 3-minute minimum billing floor, | |
| wasting ~80% of credits on short audio clips (typically 3-60 seconds each). | |
| ## Solution | |
| Added batch concatenation to `auphonic_automation.py`: | |
| - Accumulates short WAV files arriving in `~/Dropbox/Auphonic/IN/` | |
| - Interactive macOS dialogs show batch status and offer Wait/Send/Cancel |