VMRCLI Command Line Utility

Tested against

• Basic 1.1.1.1
• Banana 2.1.1.1
• Potato 3.1.1.1

Requirements

• Voicemeeter

Use

./vmrcli.exe [-i] [-k] [-D] <api commands>

Where:

• i: Enable interactive mode. If set, any api commands passed on the command line will be ignored.
• k: The kind of Voicemeeter (basic, banana or potato). Use this to launch the GUI.
• D: Set log level 0=TRACE, 1=DEBUG, 2=INFO, 3=WARN, 4=ERROR, 5=FATAL

API Commands

• Commands starting with ! will be toggled, use it with boolean parameters.
• Commands containing = will set a value.
• All other commands with get a value.

Examples:

Launch basic GUI, set log level to INFO, Toggle Strip 0 Mute, then print its new value

./vmrcli.exe -kbasic -D2 !strip[0].mute strip[0].mute

Launch banana GUI, set log level to DEBUG, set Strip 0 label to podmic then print Strip 2 label

./vmrcli.exe -kbanana -D1 strip[0].label=podmic strip[2].label

Interactive Mode

Running the following command in Powershell:

./vmrcli.exe -i

Will open an interactive prompt:

Interactive mode enabled. Enter 'Q' to exit.
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API commands follow the same rules as listed above. Entering Q or q will exit the program.

Script files

Scripts can be loaded from text files, for example in Powershell:

./vmrcli.exe -D1 $(Get-Content .\example_commands.txt)

Official Documentation

• Voicemeeter Remote C API

Special Thanks

• rxi for writing the log.c package