I want to set up a workflow which can start / stop audio recording with a hotkey and can set clipboard to the recorded file. Piezo doesn't support this out of the box so I created a macro for it.
I mainly used it to record short audio from Chrome and make language learning flash card.
Thanks @Jiaming_Zhang so much for posting this. I have always wished to have a way to know if Piezo is recording before I issue the ⌘R command, and you have shown me! Thanks!
Anyone got any ideas for how to flash a red indicator in the menu bar when Piezo is recording? So that I can run an app in my screen (eg keynote presenter screen) but have recording confidence indicator visible.
Thanks for this script! I was also looking for a way to replicate ShareX functionality to allow easy Anki card making on MacOS.
One issue I had with the script is that it failed to work every second time, because the script opens the settings menu but doesn't close it (maybe it closed automatically in older versions?). I fixed this by adding another CMD+I keystroke at the end of the script, as shown:
(Greetings other mpacker.) 
Those fine people (no sarcasm) at Rogue Amoeba really haven’t got the hang of automatability. Which is ironic, given Audio Hijack is all about automation.
(My use case is with Audio Hijack and kicking recording off from the end of a long microphone / headphone cable pair.)
The question is how to approach them to persuade them to make both Audio Hijack and Piezo more automation friendly. I think it takes more than just me to do it.
@MartinPacker for this we got a Keyboard Maestro as a present... so we are ahead of many a developer 
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