Create Keyboard Shortcut with Razer Blackwidow

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First, enable macro keys on Linux. Then, install xmacro: 
    sudo apt-get install xmacro
Record a macro: 
    xmacrorec2 > test.macro
Wrap it up in test.sh: 
   #!/bin/bash
   cat test.macro | xmacroplay -d 0 $DISPLAY > /dev/null 2>/dev/null
Finally, go to System Settings/Keyboard/shortcuts to create a custom shortcut to run test.sh.

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