This PR adds the ability to use ellington as a "oneshot" tool, calculating bpm information for a single file, in the following manner: ellington oneshot -a <audio file path> -c <original comment>
As before, this assumes that we want to store ellington metadata in a comment. It might be more useful to have other kinds of oneshot tools later.
This PR adds the ability to use ellington as a "oneshot" tool, calculating bpm information for a single file, in the following manner:
ellington oneshot -a <audio file path> -c <original comment>
As before, this assumes that we want to store ellington metadata in a comment. It might be more useful to have other kinds of oneshot tools later.
This is rather related to issue #14