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cli-howto [2015/02/22 13:34] – muldjordcli-howto [2017/04/23 19:23] – [Options] meka
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               dummy:               dummy:
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 +      -s, --streaming
 +              Enable diskstreaming
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 +      -S, --strimingparms parmlist
 +              Parameters for controling the streaming buffers.
 +              limit=<size> (Limit preloaded drumkit data to the size)
  
        -e, --endpos        -e, --endpos
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   $ drumgizmo  -i midifile -I file=file.mid,midimap=midimap.xml -o wavfile -O file=prefix drumkit.xml   $ drumgizmo  -i midifile -I file=file.mid,midimap=midimap.xml -o wavfile -O file=prefix drumkit.xml
 This examples will render the midi file "file.mid" into a bunch of wav files called "prefix[channel name][#].wav". Each wav then resembles the microphone that the drumkit was originally recorded with. You can import these into your favorite DAW (Digital Audio Workstation / sound editor) and mix it from there. This examples will render the midi file "file.mid" into a bunch of wav files called "prefix[channel name][#].wav". Each wav then resembles the microphone that the drumkit was originally recorded with. You can import these into your favorite DAW (Digital Audio Workstation / sound editor) and mix it from there.
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 +====Run drumgizmo as jack client====
 +  $ drumgizmo -i jackmidi -I midimap=~/DRSKit2_0_1/Midimap_full.xml -o jackaudio ~/DRSKit2_0_1/DRSKit_full.xml
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cli-howto.txt · Last modified: 2017/05/14 21:27 by meka
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