3 Jan
2012
3 Jan
'12
4:29 a.m.
Hi Frank!
You're right that that option should be included so I've just updated
my script on the LS forums to include said option and tidied it up a
bit too - the modified script follows.
Thanks for your feedback!
Dan
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#!/bin/bash
# makesfz.sh reads all wav files in the current dir and creates an .sfz file
# for use by Linuxsampler named after the folder containing them.
# by Dan MacDonald 2012
key=0
rm -f ${PWD##*/}.sfz
echo -e "# This file was auto-generated by
makesfz.sh\n\n<group>\nloop_mode=one_shot\n" >> ${PWD##*/}.sfz
for wavs in *.wav
do
echo -e "<region>\nsample=$wavs\nkey=$key\nlovel=0 hivel=127\n" >>
${PWD##*/}.sfz
key=$(($key+1))
done
On Mon, Jan 2, 2012 at 10:46 PM, Frank Neumann <beachnase(a)web.de> wrote:
Hi Dan and all,
[..]
my very basic requirements for such a script.
Shortly after I posted
to this list yesterday I realised I was (amazingly) being lazier than
normal and indeed it only took me 10m to write just the script I
required which I have now shared with the Linuxsampler community here:
http://bb.linuxsampler.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=667&sid=cfbd2bff56d8…
Just in case that board goes bye-bye the script is short enough to
paste in this message too:
One tiny suggestion: For a typical bank of single-shot drum/percussion
samples, you'll want to have a line like
<group> loop_mode=one_shot
before the first region so that for all regions samples are played until the
end instead of getting cut off sharply on NoteOff events. Yes, and then you
want mute groups, velocity switches etc. pp. bla bla.. :-).
Thanks for that handy little script,
Frank