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- # MF2ROL Sample configuration file.
- # All lines that begin with # are ignored.
- # The next two commands must always be present. They specify the instrument
- # bank file to be referenced during the conversion, and whether or not
- # percussion instruments will be used.
- #
- bankfile bnk835.bnk
- percussion no
- #
- # The following commands assign instruments (timbres) to the various
- # tracks, channels or note numbers in the MIDI file. Command syntax is:
- #
- # assign <timbre> <track> <channel> <patch> <note> <note_offset>
- #
- # A "*" in place of a number indicates a wildcard that matches any number.
- # Whenever a note is to be translated, the rules are scanned from the first
- # to the last. The first rule that matches the given note is used to
- # determine the instrument assigned to that note. The parameters compared
- # are the <track>, <channel>, <patch> and <note>. The <note_offset> field
- # is optional and defaults to 0. It can be positive or negative and tells
- # the program to transpose any notes that match the rule by so many steps.
- # For example, a <note_offset> of 12 will transpose one octave higher.
- # The special instrument name called "mute" will cause those notes to
- # be left out of the ROL file (effectively muted).
- #
- assign piano1 * * 0 *
- assign piano2 * * 1 *
- assign piano3 * * 2 *
- assign elpiano1 * * 3 *
- assign elpiano2 * * 4 *
- assign elpiano3 * * 5 *
- assign elpiano3 * * 6 *
- assign honktnk * * 7 *
- assign elorgan1 * * 8 *
- assign elorgan1 * * 9 *
- assign elorgan2 * * 10 *
- assign elorgan2 * * 11 *
- assign organ1 * * 12 *
- assign organ2 * * 13 *
- assign organ3 * * 14 *
- assign accordn * * 15 *
- assign fantapan * * 32 *
- assign strings1 * * 48 *
- assign strings2 * * 49 *
- assign strings2 * * 50 *
- assign elbass1 * * 66 *
- assign elbass1 * * 67 *
- assign flapbas * * 68 *
- assign flapbas * * 69 *
- assign elbass1 * * 70 *
- assign elbass1 * * 71 *
- assign piano1 * * * *
- # etc.... Hey! I don't have an MT32. If you come up with a good, complete
- # MT32 config file, please send me a copy. Thanks! Alejandro Kapauan.
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