chromatic notes

[bgodzillau]

Hi,

First of all bravo for this amazing powerful tool !
I'm a music composer. Creating samples requires a large amount of audio files to be renamed to be understood by the sampler.
a typical basic is to name all the notes from the keyboard from C-1 to C8. [C-1 stands for C"negative"1]
with notes beeing : C D E F G H.
A typical sequence of samples could look like :
sample C-1
sample C#-1
sample D-1
sample D#-1
sample E-1
sample F-1
sample F#-1
sample G-1
sample G#-1
sample H-1
sample C0
sample C#0
[---]
sample A#7
sample H7
sample C8

It would be amazing be able to select a list of files ordered by numbers from 000...100
and convert all numbers to a chromatic scale by selecting a note start or a note end.
For example it could be in the NUMBERING / type = music notes ?
Thanks

[bgodzillau]

sorry there's no H note ! ABCDEFG only.. omg it's late.

[bgodzillau]

OMG ! instant Javascript Renaming with AI did it the first time ! This is insane.
Instant Paypal donation !

[bgodzillau]

Ah.. I didn't realise I needed a license for this function.
so you got donation + license wootwoot

[Admin]

Hi, Thank you for the kind words greatly appreciated. And, thanks for supporting the tool through your license and donation.
Please let us know if you'd like the donation to be refunded, since you also bought the license. All the best with your composing and sample library work! kind regards

[Admin]

PS what Javascript code did you use for the task?

[bgodzillau]

Hi

Hi thank you so much for offering! Please yes I would really appreciate the refund.
Sorry for not realizing fast enough that javascript was only for licensed users

Here is the code I use.

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var notes=["c","c#","d","d#","e","f","f#","g","g#","a","a#"];
var base=notes.indexOf("c");
var pos=base+counter-0;
var idx=pos%notes.length;
var oct=0+Math.floor(pos/notes.length);
newName=name+"_"+notes[idx]+oct;

By changing "c" to another letter in the second line I can can specify the name of the first note of the serie.
By changing the "0" of the 5th line I can specify what octave that first note starts on and all other files will follow the order correctly.

[Admin]

Thank you! No problem, can you write to support via email, so we know who to refund, thanks!