SND2MID.COM
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| Latest Version: | .91 | ||
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| Release Date: | 2009-08-07[1][2] Citation Required | ||
| Company: | N/A | ||
| Development Status: | Unmaintained | ||
| Publication Status: | Published | ||
| Developer(s): | NewRisingSun | ||
| Interface: | CLI | ||
| Language: | Assembly | ||
| Open Source: | Closed | ||
| Source Availability: | No | ||
| License: | None | ||
| Type: | Sound Converter | ||
| Relevant Engine: | SCI0 | ||
| Platform: | DOS | ||
| Localization: | English | ||
| Website: | geocities.com/belzorash/ (web archive) | ||
Description
NewRisingSun[3] wrote:
NewRisingSun's SND2MID.COM converts from Sierra sound resource format to Standard MIDI File format. Syntax is: "SND2MID.COM devices files". "Devices" can be "*" for all, or "a" for AdLib, "m" for Roland MT-32, "h" for "General MIDI", "s" for "PC Speaker", "t" for "Tandy", and so on. More than one letter is possible, and "files" can be more than one file. Example "SND2MID.COM am *.snd" converts all .snd files, extracting only tracks for devices AdLib and Roland MT-32. The track names of the resulting Standard MIDI File have device lists in brackets that are needed by Sierra's Sierra Music File Compiler (SMF.EXE) for re-conversion. Reverb controllers that MT32.DRV translates into System Exclusive Messages are kept as they are, and all other events are untouched. This makes it possible to later convert the Standard MIDI Files back to Sierra sound resource format.
Features
Requirements
Version History
Development Status
Unmaintained SND2MID.COM is no longer actively maintained.
Usage
Usage: SND2MID.COM devices files Devices: Specifies which device(s) to export into the MIDI file. Possible devices include: m - Roland (MT-32, MT-100, CM-32L CM-64, LAPC-I) i - Yamaha (FB-01, IBM PC Music Feature) a - OPL2 (AdLib, Sound Blaster) c - Casio (CSM-1, MT-540) h - General MIDI t - 3 Voice (Tandy, PCjr) s - PC Speaker * - All Files: Specifies which file(s) to export into MIDI format. Wildcards are supported. Examples: <blockquote> To output the AdLib audio for a particular file, type the following: SND2MID.COM a sound.001 A 1.mid file will be generated. To output the Roland audio for all the songs in the directory, type the following: SND2MID.COM m sound.* Several midi files will be generated. To output the AdLib and Roland audio for a single song, type the following: SND2MID.COMi am sound.012 A 12.mid file will be generated. To output all of the audio types for every song, do the following: SND2MID.COM * sound.* Several midi files will be generated.
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Download
Download from here:
SND2MIDI0.91.zip (ZIP file) [2.17 KB]
Known issues
- None known
Credits
References
- ↑ From the file's creation date
- ↑ This entry requires a citation or source.
- ↑ https://sciprogramming.com/community/index.php?topic=1849.msg12893#msg12893
Also See
- MIDI Articles
- Resource Articles
- Sound Resource (SCI)
- in the SCI Specifications
- Sound Resource Articles
- SCI Sound Converters
- Sound Converters
- SCI Sound to MIDI Converter
- SCI Sound to MIDI Converter (Win32)
- SCI Sound to MIDI Converter (C#)