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Subject:How is the Posted by: elbee Date:1/29/2004 1:06:00 AM Hi, can anyone tell me how the "special data" (root note, loop/one-shot/beatmapped, etc) acid writes to the wav header is stored in it exactly? The header doesn't have "custom data area" in it at least according to: http://technology.niagarac.on.ca/courses/comp630/WavFileFormat.html Anyway, I'd like to ask a friend of mine to code a small app for me that could automatically change eg. all files in a single folder to one-shot mode (like doing attrib -s -r -a -h . in DOS, you know what I mean) . This way I wouldn't have to edit +10000 single drum hits etc. to one-shot mode by hand. It wouldn't be too bad an idea to incorporate this function to, say, SF's batch converter as well (nudge nudge wink wink) Cheers, el-bee
Subject:RE: How is the Reply by: vanblah Date:1/29/2004 8:25:26 AM There used to be a program called Acidizer that did what you want. I don't know if you can still find it ... but you can scour the web for it.
Subject:RE: How is the Reply by: elbee Date:1/31/2004 9:46:18 AM Thanks for the info! :) I tried to look it up but it seems that the site to which all pages link to is unavailable (or under construction).. So, does anyone know a working link? Detailed info about how the acid-data is stored within the wav header is welcome too.

Subject:How is the

Posted by: elbee

Date:1/29/2004 1:06:00 AM

Hi,

can anyone tell me how the "special data" (root note, loop/one-shot/beatmapped, etc) acid writes to the wav header is stored in it exactly? The header doesn't have "custom data area" in it at least according to:

http://technology.niagarac.on.ca/courses/comp630/WavFileFormat.html

Anyway, I'd like to ask a friend of mine to code a small app for me that could automatically change eg. all files in a single folder to one-shot mode (like doing attrib -s -r -a -h *.* in DOS, you know what I mean) . This way I wouldn't have to edit +10000 single drum hits etc. to one-shot mode by hand.

It wouldn't be too bad an idea to incorporate this function to, say, SF's batch converter as well (*nudge nudge wink wink*)

Cheers,
el-bee

Subject:RE: How is the

Reply by: vanblah

Date:1/29/2004 8:25:26 AM

There used to be a program called Acidizer that did what you want. I don't know if you can still find it ... but you can scour the web for it.

Subject:RE: How is the

Reply by: elbee

Date:1/31/2004 9:46:18 AM

Thanks for the info! :) I tried to look it up but it seems that the site to which all pages link to is unavailable (or under construction)..

So, does anyone know a working link? Detailed info about how the acid-data is stored within the wav header is welcome too.