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DRUMGIZMO(1)							  DRUMGIZMO(1)

NAME
       drumgizmo - drum	application

SYNOPSIS
       drumgizmo [OPTIONS] <FILE>

DESCRIPTION
       DrumGizmo  is an	open source cross-platform drum	plugin and stand-alone
       application. It is comparable to	several	commercial drum	 plugin	 prod-
       ucts.

       DrumGizmo  uses	an open	drumkit	file format, allowing the community to
       create their own	drumkits. It has multichannel output, making it	possi-
       ble to mix it just the way you  would  a	 real  drumkit.	 The  optional
       built-in	 humanizer  analyzes  the midi notes, adjusting	velocities on-
       the-fly.	This client can	be a  stand-alone  midi	 renderer,  generating
       .wav  files, 1 for each channel.	Or use DrumGizmo as a software sampler
       for an electronic drumkit. There	are also plugin	versions available.

OPTIONS
       -a, --async_load
	      Load kit in the background.

       -b, --bleed
	      Set and enable master bleed.

       -i, --inputengine {dummy|test|jackmidi|midifile}
	      Use said event input engine.

       -I, --inputparms	parmlist
	      Set input	engine parameters.

	      jackmidi:
	      midimap=<midimapfile>

	      midifile:
	      file=<midifile>
	      speed=<tempo> (default 1.0)
	      track=<miditrack>	(default -1, all tracks)
	      midimap=<midimapfile>
	      loop=<true|false>

	      ossmidi:
	      midimap=<midimapfile>
	      dev=<device> (default '/dev/midi')

	      test:
	      p=<hit_propability> (default 0.1)
	      instr=<instrument> (default -1, random instrument)
	      len=<seconds> (default -1, forever)

	      dummy:

       -o, --outputengine {dummy|alsa|jackaudio|wavfile|oss}
	      Use said audio output engine.

       -O, --outputparms parmlist
	      Set output engine	parameters.

	      alsa:
	      dev=<device> (default 'default')
	      frames=<frames> (default 32)
	      srate=<samplerate> (default 44100)

	      wavfile:
	      file=<filename> (default 'output')
	      srate=<samplerate> (default 44100)

	      oss:
	      dev=<device> (default /dev/dsp)
	      srate=<samplerate> (default 44100)
	      max_fragments=<fragments>	(default 4)
	      fragment_size=<size> (default 8)

	      More info	on max_fragments  and  fragment_size  on  http://manu-
	      als.opensound.com/developer/SNDCTL_DSP_SETFRAGMENT.html

	      jackaudio:

	      dummy:

       -e, --endpos
	      Number of	samples	to process, (default -1: infinite)

       -r, --no-resampling
	      Disable resampling

       -s, --streaming
	      Enable diskstreaming

       -S, --strimingparms parmlist
	      Parameters for controlling the streaming buffers.

	      limit=<size>  (Limit the amount of preloaded drumkit data	to the
	      size)

       -t, --timing-humanizer
	      Enable moving of notes in	time.
	      Note: adds latency to the	output so do not use this with a real-
	      time midi	drumkit.

       -T, --timing-humanizerparms parmlist
	      Timing humanizer options.

	      laidback=<val> (Move  notes  ahead  or  behind  in  time	in  ms
	      [+/-100].)
	      tightness=<val> (Control the tightness of	the drummer. [0,1].)
	      regain=<val>  (Control  how fast the drummer catches up the tim-
	      ing. [0,1])

       -t, --velocity-humanizer
	      Enables adapting input velocities	to make	it sound more  realis-
	      tic.

       -T, --velocity-humanizerparms parmlist
	      Velocity humanizer options.

	      attack=<val> (How	quickly	the velocity gets reduced when playing
	      fast  notes.   Lower values result in faster velocity reduction.
	      [0,1])
	      release=<val> (How quickly the drummer regains the velocity when
	      there are	spaces between	the  notes.  Lower  values  result  in
	      faster regain. [0,1])
	      stddev=<val> (The	standard-deviation for the velocity humanizer.
	      Higher  value  makes  it	more likely that a sample further away
	      from the input velocity will be played. [0,4.5])

       -p, --parameters	parmlist
	      Parameters for the sample	selection algorithm.
	      close=<val> (The importance given	to choosing a sample close  to
	      the actual velocity value	(after humanization) [0,1])
	      diverse=<val>  (The  importance  given to	choosing samples which
	      haven't been played recently [0,1])
	      random=<val> (The	amount of randomness added [0,1])

       -v, --version
	      Print drumgizmo version and exit.

       -h, --help
	      Print command line help and exit.

       drumkitfile
	      Load the drumkitfile.

EXAMPLES
       Render midifile to wav files:
	      drumgizmo	-i midifile  -I	 file=file.mid,midimap=midimap.xml  -o
	      wavfile -O file=prefix drumkit.xml
       Receive midi from Jack and send audio output to speakers:
	      drumgizmo	  -i  jackmidi	-I  midimap=midimap.xml	 -o  jackaudio
	      drumkit.xml
BUGS
       Report bugs to http://www.drumgizmo.org/wiki/doku.php?id=bugs.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
       For further information,	visit the website http://www.drumgizmo.org.

drumgizmo			 21 July 2018			  DRUMGIZMO(1)

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