AdLib Bank Manager

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AdLib Instrument File Conversion Program

Version 1.5
Author:
1989-01-01
AdLib Instrument File Conversion Program
Latest Version:  1.5
Release Date:  1989-01-01[1]
Company:
Publication Status:  Published
Developer(s): Unknown
Interface: CLI
Language: C
Open Source: Closed
Source Availability:  No
License:
Type: Patch Converter
Relevant Engine: N/A
Platform: DOS
Localization: English
Website: N/A




A.K.A.


Description

BANKMNG.TXT[2] wrote:
AdLib Instrument File Conversion Program The Ad Lib version 1.5 series product line features a new sound file format which is called an instrument bank file. In order to provide portability between the new V1.5 series and pre-V1.5 file formats, you will find on this diskette a utility program (BANKMNG.EXE) that converts from the new .BNK to the old .INS file formats and vice-versa. How to use the conversion program is explained below in the BANK MANAGER section. AdLib Instrument File Conversion Program is concidered obsolete. Use as a last resort.
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Features


Requirements


Version History

 


Development Status

Obsolete


Usage

- To copy instruments from a bank file to separate .INS files, type:

> bankmng /g <bank_file>.bnk

where <bank_file> is the name of the bank file. (If you are copying to a diskette, note that DOS has a limit of 110 files in the main directory of a diskette. However, there is no limit in a sub-directory on a diskette.)

- To create a bank file which includes of all the .INS file in the current directory, type:

> bankmng /p /i*.ins <newbank>.bnk

where <newbank> is the name of the bank file to be created.


- To add one or more instrument files (.INS) to an existing bank, type:

> bankmng /p /a /i<ins_file>.ins <bank>.bnk

where <ins_file> is the file name of the instrument (example: *, ab*, piano1, etc), <bank> is the name of the existing bank to be updated.


- To get a summary of the available parameters, type:

> bankmng

Summary: bankmng { /g /p } [ /a] [/i<ins_files.ins>] <bank_file.bnk> options: /p: create a new bank file and add .INS files /g: copy from bank to .INS files /i<files>: .INS source file path name /a: with /p, append .INS if bank file exists


Options


Download

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Known issues


Credits

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References

  1. From the README file
  2. From the README file


Also See