Script tries to guess drum type from its file name e.g. SD_ClHat_Gentle.flac is Closed Hi Hat (MIDI note 42), SD_Snare_Transistor.flac is Snare (MIDI note 38) and so on. Regular expressions are in config.py.
wavescan recursively goes through wav/flac/aif samples in provided with -d directory and prints text config for importing into
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Speedrum lite and full version
Speedrum Lite is limited by 16 MIDI notes with numbers 36-51 (36-67 in full version). Debug messages are printing to stderr.
python 3.9+ with couple of modules
pip install audiofile
pip install Jinja2scan directory tree for samples, store LSP config in 'dk909.cfg'
wavescan -d /audio/H2/Roland_TB909Kit/ --lsp > dk909.cfg
print debug messages and add comments to config (-D), also respect LSP limits (--limit) with max 48 instruments and 8 samples per each
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/KITS/KIT_TECH/ --lsp -D --limit > SFZ_TECH.cfg
use MIDI channel 10 instead of default 1
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/BespokeLiveDrums/Electric/ --lsp --channel 10
if it's unknown hi-hat, use 150ms duration to decide if it's open or closed
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/BespokeLiveDrums/Electric/ --lsp --maxhh 150
print SFZ soundfont
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --sfz > ~/Music/SFZ/my.sfz
the same but with extended midi key syntax
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --sfz --sfz-mk > ~/Music/SFZ/my.sfz
make Speedrum Lite bank
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --speedk -D > ~/Music/Speedrum/my.allowedspeedk
make Speedrum bank
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --speedkit -D > ~/Music/Speedrum/my.speedkit
one direct out for all drums (separate outs by default)
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --speedk --one-out
do not mute/disable additional layers, by default only the first one is enabled
wavescan -d /audio/Drums/my/ --speedkit --no-mute