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cd rnsutils && python setup.py install
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sf2toXrni
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sf2toxrni
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---------
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**sf2toxrni** is a command line utility which convert SoundFont 2 instruments into renoise instruments (.xrni).
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* vibrato
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* initial volume attenuation (always minus infinite in result, it seems like it'd be a pita to support otherwise)
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sfztoxrni
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---------
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Similarly to the **sf2toxrni** converter, **sfztoxrni** convert SFZ files into renoise instruments (.xrni).
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Renoise supporting now natively SFZ files, this converter is only useful on SFZ instruments needing
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more than one modulation set (different ADHSR settings depending on the velocity/key mapping) or
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a more aggressive sample filename search (like for SFZ built under case insensitive filesystem and read in
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case sensitive filesystem). As SFZ support in Renoise will progress, this converter will be deprecated.
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::
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usage: sfztoxrni [-h] [-d] [-e {none,flac,ogg}] [-q] [-o OUTPUT_DIR]
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[-t TEMPLATE] [-u] [--no-unused]
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sfz_filename [sfz_filename ...]
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GPL v3+ 2016 Olivier Jolly
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positional arguments:
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sfz_filename input file in SFZ format
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-d, --debug debug parsing [default: False]
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-e {none,flac,ogg}, --encode {none,flac,ogg}
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encode samples into given format [default: none]
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-q, --quiet quiet operation [default: False]
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-o OUTPUT_DIR, --ouput-dir OUTPUT_DIR
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output directory [default: current directory]
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-t TEMPLATE template filename [default: empty-31.xrni]
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-u, --unused show unused generators [default: True]
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--no-unused
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Convert SFZ file into renoise instrument
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xrnireencode
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------------
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**Xrnireencode** is a command line utility to reencode samples in renoise instrument (.xrni).
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It can convert to **flac** or **ogg** one or more instruments given on command line.
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::
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usage: xrnireencode [-h] [-d] [-e {flac,ogg}] [-q] [-o OUTPUT_DIR]
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xrni_filename [xrni_filename ...]
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GPL v3+ 2016 Olivier Jolly
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positional arguments:
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xrni_filename input file in XRNI format
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optional arguments:
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-h, --help show this help message and exit
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-d, --debug debug parsing [default: False]
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-e {flac,ogg}, --encode {flac,ogg}
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encode samples into given format [default: flac]
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-q, --quiet quiet operation [default: False]
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-o OUTPUT_DIR, --ouput-dir OUTPUT_DIR
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output directory [default: current directory]
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Reencode samples in renoise instrument
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Library use
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-----------
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program_build_date = "%s" % __updated__
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program_version_string = '%%prog %s (%s)' % (program_version, program_build_date)
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program_longdesc = '''Convert SFZ file into renoise instrument'''
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program_longdesc = '''Reencode samples in renoise instrument'''
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program_license = "GPL v3+ 2016 Olivier Jolly"
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if argv is None:
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setup.py
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# Versions should comply with PEP440. For a discussion on single-sourcing
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# the version across setup.py and the project code, see
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# https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/single_source_version.html
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version='0.6.1',
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version='0.7.0',
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description='Renoise library and utilities',
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long_description=long_description,
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# your project is installed. For an analysis of "install_requires" vs pip's
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# requirements files see:
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# https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/requirements.html
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install_requires=['lxml', 'sf2utils'],
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install_requires=['lxml', 'sf2utils>=0.7.0'],
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# List additional groups of dependencies here (e.g. development
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# dependencies). You can install these using the following syntax,
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