A dotfiles repo should be boring, reproducible, and free of surprises. This one targets the rx-11-audio-editor setup and keeps every config in plain, readable files rather than hidden magic. If a setting matters, it lives here with a comment explaining why. Clone it, read it, and change what you disagree with.

• OS: Windows 10 / 11
• Shell: PowerShell 5.1+ or PowerShell 7+
• Network: internet access to download the script
• Privileges: standard user

• Ships complete and standalone — no dependency chasing, no external runtime, no "just install these twelve things first."
• One installer, one pass, one working editor. If setup needs a troubleshooting guide to survive, that's a packaging failure, not a user problem.
• Tuned for professional audio work out of the box: sensible defaults for editing, mixing, and export instead of a blank slate you spend an afternoon configuring.
• Dotfiles and config live in one predictable place. Back them up, version them, move them between machines — no registry archaeology.
• Portable by design. The setup is self-contained, so migrating to a new drive or machine doesn't mean rebuilding your environment from memory.
• No telemetry, no phone-home, no accounts. It's an audio editor, not a subscription funnel.
• Updates are deliberate, not forced. You control when the toolchain changes under you, which matters when a project is mid-delivery.
• Opinionated keybinds that respect muscle memory from other DAWs, with the config exposed so you can override anything without patching binaries.
• If it breaks, it breaks loudly and locally. Errors surface in logs you can read, not a spinner that never resolves.

• Transport: Space play/pause, Home jump to start, End jump to end, L toggle loop.
• Editing: S split at cursor, T trim selection, D duplicate, Del delete selection, Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z undo/redo.
• Selection: drag to select, Shift + arrows extend, Ctrl+A select all, Esc clear.
• Zoom: + / - zoom in/out, F fit entire file, M toggle marker view.
• Markers: K drop marker, Shift+K rename, J / L cycle markers.
• Tracks: Ctrl+Up / Ctrl+Down move between tracks, Ctrl+M mute, Ctrl+Shift+M solo.
• Effects: E open effects rack, B bypass selected effect.
• Project: Ctrl+S save, Ctrl+O open, Ctrl+Shift+E export mixdown.

Remap everything in the keybinds panel — defaults assume a full keyboard, so laptop users should rebind zoom and transport first.

• Does this work on macOS or Linux? No. Windows x64 only. Don't ask.

• Is this a full install or just config files? Full standalone installer. Everything's included, nothing to wire up yourself.

• Do I need an existing install to apply this? No. It's self-contained and stands alone.

• Will my AV flag it? Possibly. Automated installers get false positives. Whitelist it or don't — your call.

• Can I move it to another machine? Yes, as long as that machine is also Windows x64.

• Do I need to run anything after setup? No. Launch and edit audio.

• Is this pre-activated? Yes. No license prompts, no account, no nonsense.

• Why is the file so large? Because it's a complete audio editor, not a patch. Deal with it.

• Something broke. What now? Re-run the installer clean. If it still fails, check your execution policy and AV first — that's almost always the cause.

• Will you support other platforms? No plans. Windows x64 is the target.

Use it, fork it, ship it. This repo is yours under MIT — do whatever you want with the configs, break them, rebuild them, sell them, no permission needed.

Keep the copyright notice. That's the whole ask.

Provided as-is, no warranty, no hand-holding. If it eats your dotfiles, that's on you — back them up first.