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+---
+title: Ripping and cutting music sets
+description: Ripping and cutting music sets
+tags: ["commandline"]
+---
+
+Here's a simple process to rip audio, add metadata and cut the audio from the command line:
+
+```console
+yt-dlp --extract--audio --audio-quality 0 "https://youtu.be/vbkyazLGovM?si=SQXs6PHIcBrsr5to"
+```
+
+This rips a 3 hour set locally. Use `mv` if you want to rename the file. Let's call the file `set.m4a`.
+
+Adding metadata using `exiftool`:
+
+```console
+exiftool -Title="Big set" -Artist="Wicked skengman" set.m4a
+```
+
+It's a three hour set and we only want from 2:30:00 until the end, so only the last 30 minutes, for this we can use `ffmpeg`.
+
+```console
+ffmpeg -ss 2:30:00 -i set.m4a -c copy output.m4a
+```
+
+`copy` copies the file without re-encoding.
+
+If using `cmus` then run the following to update your library with the new file:
+
+```console
+:add ~/Music/
+```