Uses additive synthesis to create mono 8-bit .wav files
Specifically, it creates 256 cycles of 256 bytes each, with every cycle introducing one more harmonic than the last. It's intended for use with the Doepfer A-112 in wavetable mode.
Possible uses:
- Making interesting pitched sounds on the Doepfer A-112
Extracts filenames and song/instrument/sample names from .IT, .ITI and .ITS files
Possible uses:
- Automatically generating lists of Impulse Tracker modules, instruments and samples in your library
Converts 24-bit and 16-bit .wav files into 8-bit .wav files
Possible uses:
- Importing modern sound recordings into old samplers
Converts mono .wav files into mono 8-bit 8363Hz .pcm files
Possible uses:
- Importing modern sound recordings into old tracker software
Converts mono 8-bit .wav files into Doepfer A-112 compatible .syx files
Possible uses:
- Importing samples into the Doepfer A-112
Converts stereo .wav files into mono .wav files
Possible uses:
- Recording a mono sound source with a stereo-only sound recorder
Makes .wav files as loud as they can be
Possible uses:
- Automatically normalising all the .wav files sliced by Wavesplit
Splits up a big .wav file into several smaller .wav files, one per sound
Possible uses:
- Automating sample splitting
- Espionage?
Wavesplit takes a single 16-bit .wav file as an input and gives you several shorter .wav files as the output. Other than the input filename, it can take two parameters: the threshold (get this loud to start writing a new file, get quieter again to prepare to stop); and the duration (stay quieter for this many samples in order to actually stop).