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- WM LSTtoWAV
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- WM LSTtoWAV reads a LST (WM playlist) file {MIDtoLST 33} and creates a WAV
- (digital audio) file ready for playback on virtually any sound card {WMWAV}.
- The default format is CD quality (16 bit stereo, 44.1 kHz), but you can use
- the options /mono, /8b, /22k or /11k to override this choice (useful if file
- size or compatibility with older playback hardware are more important than
- sound quality).
-
- There is one option which may require some explanation: /n <antialiasing>.
- When sampled sounds are pitch-shifted, it is necessary to pass them through
- an anti-aliasing filter in order to prevent distortion. The wider the filter
- window, the better. The <antialiasing> parameter controls this width. The
- deafault setting is 4. If you think that WM LSTtoWAV is taking too long to
- do its pitch shifting (this is done when a new Note Block is entered; see
- {MIDtoLST 33}) you may try a lower setting, (3-1) but do not be surprised if
- the result sounds bad!
-
- Usage: LSTtoWAV <source> [<destination>]
-
- If no <destination> is given, the <source> filename is used. The
- default extensions are LST and WAV, respectively. The default
- directories are LST\ and Song\; you can override these choices
- with the /LST and /Song options. The default directory for the WAV
- samples employed is WAV\; you can override this choice with the
- /WAV option.
-
- Options: /mono (create single-channel WAV file)
- /8b (create 8-bit WAV file)
- /11k (create 11025 Hz file)
- /22k (create 22050 Hz file)
- /a <amplitude factor>
- /n <antialiasing [1-4]>
- /MID <alternate MID source directory>
- /Song <alternate song destination directory>
- /WAV <alternate WAV sample directory>
- /q (quiet mode: no screen output)
-
- The following title:value pairs are written to WAVmaker's public Function key
- file {FnKeys} upon successful termination:
-
- File #1 : <source>
- File #2 : <destination>