ksherlock / resound

convert wav files into rSoundSamples

resound - convert a WAV file to an rSoundSample

Python 3 required.

resound [flags] file.wav [file2.wav ...]

Audio files are converted to mono, optionally resampled, and converted to 8-bit unsigned audio rSoundSample resources

Supported formats include:

• WAV (.wav)
• AIFF/AIFC (.aiff, .aifc)
• SUN/NeXT Audio (.au)

Flags:

• -n name, --name: specify the resource name. Defaults to the input file name (without the extension)
• -c text, --comment: add an rComment resource
• -f freq, --freq: specify the frequency, if this is a note for example. May be a number (554.37) or a note (Db5)
• -r rate, --rate: resample to a new rate. Default rate is whatever the WAV file was.
• -o file: Specify output file (default is sound.r)
• --df: write the resource data to the data fork
• -v, --verbose: Be verbose about it

On OS X and Win32, data will be written to the resource fork (and the filetype/auxtype will be set) unless the --df flag is used. Elsewhere, --df is implied.