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17 July, 2015 - 18:15 — yPhil

Remove them for good

This is what I use to remove the unused files (after, of course, running the aforementioned precious "cleanup" routine)

for wav in *.wav do grep -q -F "$wav" SessionFile.qtr || rm -fv "$wav" done

TODO: Get rid of the corresponding .peak files
V0.1 : Hard-crop the wav files, leaving only Nsecs before and after the actually used time (for archiving)

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