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- WM GatedCut
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- WM GatedCut removes samples below the specified threshold level (amplitude).
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- Used as an effect, it produces a distinctive "ripping" sound (not unlike
- what can be obtained by moving a pick-up across the grooves of a vinyl
- record, if you can still remember those!).
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- With the /p (prune) option, it performs semi-automatic removal of leading/
- trailing silence/noise from WAV files. This can be very useful when editing
- new sample files.
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- Usage: GatedCut <source> <destination> <threshold>
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- The default directory is Temp\. The default extension is WAV. The
- source file may NOT be overwritten; you must specify different
- filenames and/or extensions.
-
- The threshold is always specified in parts of 32768, with 32768
- denoting maximal amplitude (i.e. EVERYTHING will be cut), regardless
- of the word size.
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- Options: /p (prune: remove only the first and the last sub-threshold section
- in the file; useful for removing leading/trailing silence/noise)
- /l (watch left channel level only; ignored if file is mono)
- /r (watch right channel level only; ignored if file is mono)
- /w <start>:<end> (effect window times, in milliseconds)
- /q (quiet mode: no screen output)
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- The following title:value pairs are written to WAVmaker's public Function key
- file {FnKeys} upon successful termination:
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- File #1 : <source>
- File #2 : <destination>
- Parameter #1 : <threshold>
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- If the /w (effect window) option is used, the following pairs are also
- written:
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- Start time : <start>
- End time : <end>
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