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INI File | 1994-12-13 | 13KB | 488 lines

; OWNER: Ruckus 2.0 ; VERSION: 2.10 ;FILENAME: R2GUS.INI ; LOCATE: In current directory or that pointed to by PATDIR= ; BY: Cornel Huth, 27-Apr-94 ;19-Oct-94 - changed out RINGWHSL.PAT with PISTOL.PAT ;13-Dec-94 - added [bank=1024] example (at end of this file) ;GUS patches ;-bank 0 are in GM order ;-bank 1 are in MT-32 order (or anything you put in there) ;-filenames are default Gravis patch filenames ;-default file extension of all files is .PAT ;-entries can be in any order WITHIN bank ;-assignment based on leading number ;-in case of duplicates, first assignment found is used ;-percussive instruments are numbered same, but start with letter D ;-percussive range is D27 to D87 - others ignored (for now) ;-[end] required at end of file ;-this file _may_ be accessed anytime R2 caches patches, unless it's SuperCached ;-[dir=] must immediately follow [bank=] to locate the patches ;-additional [dir=]'s may be used as necessary within a bank ;SuperCache(tm) info ;-filenames preceeded with a * are recognized by SuperCache as all-stars ;-duplicated entries (such as MARCATO.PAT, #44/48) are SuperCached once only ;-order of SuperCaching is program dependent... ;...Jaleo caches default bank in low to high patch order, drums last ;-this INI file will not be referenced again (from disk) if it is SuperCached ;General Format ;-position numbers are 0-based (tracks, channels, voices, banks, etc.) ;-counting number are 1-based (number of tracks, number of voices, etc.) ;-semi-colon in column 0 used to indicate comment line (ignored) ;-printable ASCII with CR/LF line termination recommended ;-non-ASCII should be limited to comment lines ;-numbers must be base-10; percussives with leading D (as in D35) ;-case is NOT significant ;-lines can be any length up to 250 (less than 80 recommended) ;-patch names must be on separate lines ;-patch names start at first non-whitespace after number ;-patch names end at first whitespace, or 8 character, whichever comes first ;-leading * on patch name does not count as a character, but flags patch as ; "all star" for SuperCaching in limited resources ;-------------------------------------- ;GM-L1 ordering of patch# to instrument ;(specifically patch# to PATCH filename) ;actually, bank=0 is not "required" -- the selected _default_ bank is, though ;(see MANAGER, SETUP, MIDI, in Jaleo) [bank=0] ;bank=0 required and indicates following are all GM-ordered [dir=DEFAULT] ;if =DEFAULT, %ULTRADIR%\MIDI locates following patches 000 *ACPIANO 001 BRITEPNO 002 SYNPIANO 003 HONKY 004 *EPIANO1 005 EPIANO2 006 HRPSCHRD 007 CLAVINET 008 CELESTE 009 *GLOCKEN 010 *MUSICBOX 011 *VIBES 012 *MARIMBA 013 *XYLOPHON 014 *TUBEBELL 015 *SANTUR 016 HOMEORG 017 PERCORG 018 ROCKORG 019 CHURCH 020 REEDORG 021 ACCORDN 022 *HARMONCA 023 CONCRTNA 024 *NYGUITAR 025 *ACGUITAR 026 *JAZZGTR 027 *CLEANGTR 028 MUTEGTR 029 ODGUITAR 030 *DISTGTR 031 *GTRHARM 032 *ACBASS 033 *FNGRBASS 034 *PICKBASS 035 *FRETLESS 036 SLAPBAS1 037 SLAPBAS2 038 SYNBASS1 039 SYNBASS2 040 *VIOLIN 041 VIOLA 042 CELLO 043 CONTRABA 044 *MARCATO 045 PIZZCATO 046 HARP 047 *TIMPANI 048 *MARCATO ;duplicate _path_names are SuperCached only once (see D88) 049 *SLOWSTR 050 SYNSTR1 051 SYNSTR2 052 *CHOIR 053 *DOO 054 *VOICES 055 *ORCHHIT 056 *TRUMPET 057 TROMBONE 058 TUBA 059 MUTETRUM 060 FRENCHRN 061 HITBRASS 062 SYNBRAS1 063 SYNBRAS2 064 SPRNOSAX 065 ALTOSAX 066 TENORSAX 067 BARISAX 068 OBOE 069 ENGLHORN 070 BASSOON 071 CLARINET 072 *PICCOLO 073 *FLUTE 074 RECORDER 075 WOODFLUT 076 BOTTLE 077 SHAKAZUL 078 WHISTLE 079 OCARINA 080 SQRWAVE 081 SAWWAVE 082 CALLIOPE 083 CHIFLEAD 084 CHARANG 085 VOXLEAD 086 LEAD5TH 087 BASSLEAD 088 FANTASIA 089 WARMPAD 090 POLYSYN 091 GHOSTIE 092 BOWGLASS 093 METALPAD 094 HALOPAD 095 SWEEPER 096 AURORA 097 SOUNDTRK 098 CRYSTAL 099 *ATMOSPHR 100 FRESHAIR 101 UNICORN 102 GHOSTIE 103 STARTRAK 104 SITAR 105 BANJO 106 SHAMISEN 107 KOTO 108 KALIMBA 109 BAGPIPES 110 FIDDLE 111 SHANNAI 112 CARILLON 113 *AGOGO 114 *STEELDRM 115 *WOODBLK 116 *TAIKO 117 *TOMS 118 *SYNTOM 119 *REVCYM 120 *FX-FRET 121 *FX-BLOW 122 *SEASHORE 123 JUNGLE 124 TELEPHON 125 HELICPTR 126 *APPLAUSE 127 PISTOL ;127 RINGWHSL ;has been replaced by PISTOL.PAT in the recent Gravis patch set ;GM drums D35-D81 ;drums D27-D34 are GS and not part of GM-L1 standard ;drums D82-D87 are unknown (they don't belong to anybody) D27 HIGHQ D28 SLAP D29 SCRATCH1 D30 SCRATCH2 D31 STICKS D32 SQRCLICK D33 METCLICK D34 METBELL D35 *KICK1 D36 *KICK2 D37 *STICKRIM D38 *SNARE1 D39 *CLAPS D40 *SNARE2 D41 *TOMLO2 D42 *HIHATCL D43 *TOMLO1 D44 *HIHATPD D45 *TOMMID2 D46 *HIHATOP D47 *TOMMID1 D48 *TOMHI2 D49 *CYMCRSH1 D50 *TOMHI1 D51 *CYMRIDE1 D52 *CYMCHINA D53 *CYMBELL D54 *TAMBORIN D55 *CYMSPLSH D56 *COWBELL D57 *CYMCRSH2 D58 *VIBSLAP D59 *CYMRIDE2 D60 *BONGOHI D61 *BONGOLO D62 *CONGAHI1 D63 *CONGAHI2 D64 *CONGALO D65 *TIMBALEH D66 *TIMBALEL D67 *AGOGOHI D68 *AGOGOLO D69 *CABASA D70 *MARACAS D71 *WHISTLE1 D72 *WHISTLE2 D73 *GUIRO1 D74 *GUIRO2 D75 *CLAVE D76 *WOODBLK1 D77 *WOODBLK2 D78 *CUICA1 D79 *CUICA2 D80 *TRIANGL1 D81 *TRIANGL2 D82 SHAKER D83 JINGLES D84 BELLTREE D85 CASTINET D86 SURDO1 D87 SURDO2 D88 BLANK ;since STRIVING.MID (for example) has non-standard drum keys add D89 BLANK ;those drum keys in here (the idea, though, is to NOT have non- D90 BLANK ;standard patch numbers!) D91 BLANK ;duplicate patches are loaded as separate allocations, each D92 BLANK ;using up resources (but SuperCached only once) D93 BLANK ;(is BLANK.PAT a bad patch?) D94 BLANK ;-------------------------------------- ;MT-32 ordering of patch# to instrument ;since GUS ships with GM-L1 patches only, the mapping is not 1-to-1 [bank=1] ;bank=1 is optional, but typically is used for MT-32 patches [dir=DEFAULT] ;MT-32 patch names 000 ACPIANO ;000 AcouPiano1 001 BRITEPNO ;001 AcouPiano2 002 SYNPIANO ;002 AcouPiano3 003 EPIANO1 ;003 ElecPiano1 004 EPIANO2 ;004 ElecPiano2 005 EPIANO2 ;005 ElecPiano3 006 EPIANO2 ;006 ElecPiano4 007 HONKY ;007 Honkytonk 008 ROCKORG ;008 ElecOrg1 009 ROCKORG ;009 ElecOr2 010 ROCKORG ;010 ElecOrg3 011 ROCKORG ;011 ElecOrg4 012 HOMEORG ;012 PipeOrg1 013 HOMEORG ;013 PipeOrg2 014 HOMEORG ;014 PipeOrg3 015 ACCORDN ;015 Accordion 016 HRPSCHRD ;016 Harpsi1 017 HRPSCHRD ;017 Harpsi2 018 HRPSCHRD ;018 Harpsi3 019 CLAVINET ;019 Clavi1 020 CLAVINET ;020 Clavi2 021 CLAVINET ;021 Clavi3 022 CELESTE ;022 Celesta1 023 CELESTE ;023 Celesta2 024 SYNBRAS1 ;024 SynBrass1 025 SYNBRAS2 ;025 SnyBrass2 026 SYNBRAS2 ;026 SynBrass3 027 SYNBRAS2 ;027 SynBrass4 028 SYNBASS1 ;028 SynBass1 029 SYNBASS2 ;029 SynBass2 030 SYNBASS2 ;030 SynBass3 031 SYNBASS2 ;031 SynBass4 032 FANTASIA ;032 Fantasy 033 DOO ;033 HarmoPan 034 CHOIR ;034 Chorale 035 CRYSTAL ;035 Glasses 036 SOUNDTRK ;036 Soundtrack 037 ATMOSPHR ;037 Atmosphere 038 WARMPAD ;038 WarmBell 039 VOICES ;039 FunnyVox 040 TUBEBELL ;040 EchoBell 041 AURORA ;041 IceRain 042 OBOE ;042 Oboe2001 043 GHOSTIE ;043 EchoPan 044 CHIFLEAD ;044 DoctorSolo 045 UNICORN ;045 Schooldaze 046 CALLIOPE ;046 Bellsinger 047 SQRWAVE ;047 SquareWave 048 MARCATO ;048 StrSect1 049 SLOWSTR ;049 StrSect2 050 SLOWSTR ;050 StrSect3 051 PIZZCATO ;051 Pizzicato 052 VIOLIN ;052 Violin1 053 VIOLA ;053 Violin2 054 CELLO ;054 Cello1 055 CELLO ;055 Cello2 056 CONTRABA ;056 Contrabass 057 HARP ;057 Harp1 058 HARP ;058 Harp2 059 NYGUITAR ;059 Guitar1 060 ACGUITAR ;060 Guitar2 061 ODGUITAR ;061 ElecGtr1 062 DISTGTR ;062 ElecGtr2 063 SITAR ;063 Sitar 064 ACBASS ;064 AcouBass1 065 FNGRBASS ;065 AcouBass2 066 SYNBASS1 ;066 ElecBass1 067 SYNBASS2 ;067 ElecBass2 068 SLAPBAS1 ;068 SlapBass1 069 SLAPBAS2 ;069 SlapBass2 070 FRETLESS ;070 Fretless1 071 FRETLESS ;071 Fretless2 072 FLUTE ;072 Flute1 073 FLUTE ;073 Flute2 074 PICCOLO ;074 Piccolo1 075 PICCOLO ;075 Piccolo2 076 RECORDER ;076 Recorder 077 WOODFLUT ;077 PanPipes 078 SPRNOSAX ;078 Sax1 079 ALTOSAX ;079 Sax2 080 TENORSAX ;080 Sax3 081 BARISAX ;081 Sax4 082 CLARINET ;082 Clarinet1 083 CLARINET ;083 Clarinet2 084 OBOE ;084 Oboe 085 ENGLHORN ;085 EnglHorn 086 BASSOON ;086 Bassoon 087 HARMONCA ;087 Harmonica 088 TRUMPET ;088 Trumpet1 089 MUTETRUM ;089 Trumpet2 090 TROMBONE ;090 Trombone1 091 TROMBONE ;091 Trombone2 092 FRENCHRN ;092 FrHorn1 093 FRENCHRN ;093 FrHorn2 094 TUBA ;094 Tuba 095 HITBRASS ;095 BrsSect1 096 HITBRASS ;096 BrsSect2 097 VIBES ;097 Vibe1 098 VIBES ;098 Vibe2 099 KOTO ;099 SynMallet 100 COWBELL ;100 WindBell 101 GLOCKEN ;101 Glock 102 TUBEBELL ;102 TubeBell 103 XYLOPHON ;103 Xylophone 104 MARIMBA ;104 Marimba 105 KOTO ;105 Koto 106 SHAMISEN ;106 Sho 107 SHAKAZUL ;107 Shakuhachi 108 WHISTLE1 ;108 Whistle1 109 WHISTLE2 ;109 Whistle2 110 BOTTLE ;110 BottleBlow 111 OCARINA ;111 BreathPipe 112 TIMPANI ;112 Timpani 113 TOMS ;113 MelodicTom 114 SNARE1 ;114 DeepSnare 115 SYNTOM ;115 ElecPerc1 116 SYNTOM ;116 ElecPerc2 117 TAIKO ;117 Taiko 118 STICKRIM ;118 TaikoRim 119 CYMSPLSH ;119 Cymbal 120 CASTINET ;120 Castanets 121 TRIANGL1 ;121 Triangle 122 ORCHHIT ;122 OrchHit 123 TELEPHON ;123 Telephone 124 JUNGLE ;124 BirdTweet 125 BASSLEAD ;125 OneNoteJam 126 METBELL ;126 WaterBells 127 JUNGLE ;127 JungleTune ;MT-32 drums D35-51,D54,D56,D60-73,D75 (nuts) ;since MT-32 drum map same as GM-L1, "holes" in the MT-32 maps to the ;standard drum in the GM-L1 map D27 HIGHQ D28 SLAP D29 SCRATCH1 D30 SCRATCH2 D31 STICKS D32 SQRCLICK D33 METCLICK D34 METBELL ;D27-D34 here only "in case" D35 KICK1 D36 KICK2 D37 STICKRIM D38 SNARE1 D39 CLAPS D40 SNARE2 D41 TOMLO2 D42 HIHATCL D43 TOMLO1 D44 HIHATPD D45 TOMMID2 D46 HIHATOP D47 TOMMID1 D48 TOMHI2 D49 CYMCRSH1 D50 TOMHI1 D51 CYMRIDE1 D52 CYMCHINA D53 CYMBELL D54 TAMBORIN D55 CYMSPLSH D56 COWBELL D57 CYMCRSH2 D58 VIBSLAP D59 CYMRIDE2 D60 BONGOHI D61 BONGOLO D62 CONGAHI1 D63 CONGAHI2 D64 CONGALO D65 TIMBALEH D66 TIMBALEL D67 AGOGOHI D68 AGOGOLO D69 CABASA D70 MARACAS D71 WHISTLE1 D72 WHISTLE2 D73 GUIRO1 D74 GUIRO2 D75 CLAVE D76 WOODBLK1 D77 WOODBLK2 D78 CUICA1 D79 CUICA2 D80 TRIANGL1 D81 TRIANGL2 D82 SHAKER D83 JINGLES D84 BELLTREE D85 CASTINET D86 SURDO1 D87 SURDO2 D88 BLANK D89 BLANK D90 BLANK D91 BLANK D92 BLANK D93 BLANK D94 BLANK ;is it just mine, or is blank.pat not all that blank? ;------------------------- ;Example BANK SELECT setup ; ;- if .MID asks for a bank (see ctrl 0, VIEW, CHANNELS) that is not in this ; INI file, R2 will use the default bank's patch instead (not necessarily ; bank 0) ;- if .MID asks for a patch that is not in an available bank (e.g., #127 ; when only 48 and 50 are entered), R2 will again use the default bank's patch ;- R2 supports up to 16 banks, including the default, with bank numbers ; from 0 to 16383 ;- A whole set of patches can follow, including drums (not yet on the drums); ; below only two are shown (commented out so remove the ; to see the effect) [bank=1024] ;This is standard MIDI notation -- Roland would be bank 8 [dir=DEFAULT] ;to convert from Roland, multiply by 128 (128*8=1024) ;048 DOO ;SENTINEL.MID uses bank 1024, patches 48 and 50 for ;050 VOICES ;channels 0 and 1 (!uncomment these lines for effect!) 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