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im waiting for a fixed version to be uploaded, or this one to be updated.
- This fork [github.com], made by smg4tech, implements an audio track feature into SMH. Many of the forks bulleted below use this fork.
- This one fork [github.com] simply merges the audio fork above with an 8-month-year-old version of SMH (on Github, not workshop)
- This fork [github.com] (made by me) has the same audio feature too, plus waveforms to allow one to see the peaks of an audio clip over time. While unofficial, I also keep this up-to-date when possible
There isn't a definite timeline as to when an audio track feature would be implemented into the workshop. If you're interested in the unofficial "bleeding edge" of SMH, I'd suggest trying one of these out