This program is designed for converting MIDI files to MUSIC files of a Cybiko computer.
It is the most recent successor of 2mus.exe, with advanced algorithms and extra functionality.
method of conversation (1 or 2):
1 - the highest note is chosen from two simultaneously played notes.
2 - the latest pressed note is chosen from two simultaneously played notes.
/t=
transposition (note shift)(-127 ... +127) in semitones.
/a=
turn autotransposition on (a=1) or turn off (a=0).
When autotransposition is on playing notes out of Cybiko computer sound range is prevented.
/i=
instrument numbers to be converted (i < 256).
If not selected all instruments will be converted.
/strict=
if this option is turned on, MIDI files with errors are not converted and warning messages are displayed.
if this option is turned off, all MIDI files with are converted, but there is slight possibility of incorrect conversion.
/info=
run in full (info=full) or brief (info=brief) info mode to obtain track comments
Default settings: /v=1 /t=0 /a=1. If no tracks are selected? all tracks are to be converted.
The Cybiko SDK lets you work with sound effects and musical fragments,
either stored in an application or in a file in internal sound format (*.mus).
This utility converts from standard MIDI format to CYBIKO's internal
sound effects format.
USAGE:2mus[-option [-option...]]<input_file>.mid
-b#[:##]
force ##-tick ( or 1-tick ) breaks after each #-th tick of a note.
-i
enable .mid input file listing.
-o
enable optimizations.
-s[#]
separate same adjacent notes with # ( 1 if omitted ) ticks.
-t[#]
transpose all notes by # ( AUTO if zero or omitted ) semitones.
-u
enable .mus output file listing.
<input_file>.mid
standart MIDI sequence file.
This utility creates <input_file>.mus which can be added
to the application resources by filer utility.
Cybiko SDK lets you work with lists of pictures, which can be composed
from standard graphics files (currently only *.bmp,*.dib
, *.fli, *.flc and *.cel formats are supported). All CYBIKO picture
lists can contain from 1 to 255 pictures. Maximum resolution of each
picture is 255 by 255 pixels with 4-bit color (WHITE, LIGHT GRAY,
DARK GRAY, BLACK). One color can be marked as transparent color.
0 - 2-bit bitmap, use WHITE as transparent color. 1 - 2-bit bitmap, use LIGHT GRAY as transparent color. 2 - 2-bit bitmap, use DARK GRAY as transparent color. 3 - 2-bit bitmap, use BLACK as transparent color. -f - 1-bit font, treat WHITE as transparent and BLACK as opaque. -p - 1-bit font, treat both WHITE and BLACK as opaque.
<ofile>[.pic] can be added to the application resources by filer utility.
This is the CYBIKO compressor and archive utility. Files added to
application resources (such as music, graphics or arbitrary data)
can be used from the application using filename or resource
ID.
To decrease the size of the application, files can be compressed by filer.
a - add files (create archive). p - paranoid (same as above but unpacks and compares files afterwards). e - extract files (unpack archive). l - list files (display contents of archive).
[[<prefix>]<file1> [...]]] is list of the files.
<prefix> (more than one prefix allowed, in any order):
@ - this file is actually a list (read and process its contents). See packlist. + - compress this file (even if '-' applied to the list). - - do not compress this file (even if '+' applied to the list). * - do not store file name (will be accessible by index only). ? - do not store file extension (but store name). # - ignore file (this character starts comments in list files).