ZOOMTools (GPL'ed source code) is a cross platform C library for
managing the projects and rhythm patterns for the
ZOOM PS-02, PS-04, and MRS family
of devices. It contains some command line programs for conversion of
PS-02 songs and patterns to PS-04 and MRS format, and rudimentary
dumping and editing. It also contains a GUI program for managing a
PS-02 card
(screenshot).
A card manager for the MRS-8 is in the works.
ZOOM stores audio data in mono .aud (PS-02 and PS-04) or .zaf (MRS-8)
files. You can use
zoom2wav.c (included in the ZOOMTools package above)
to convert a single .aud or .zaf to a mono .wav file or a pair of
.auds or .zafs to a stereo .wav file. This is the software I use
to get my mixed down stereo track pair into .wav format on the
computer.
DOS/Windows binaries:
PS02 Manager.exe
(You will also need the
GTK+ runtime)
ps02_to_ps04.exe
ps02_tool.exe
GNoise
GNoise is a
wave file editor I wrote for Linux because I wasn't happy with what
existed at the time. It can handle large files very quickly due
to the fact that it mmap's the file and works directly on it. It uses
the GNOME/Gtk toolkit. I haven't done any development on it for some
time so its a bit out of date, but if you only need basic audio
editing it might be just what you need.
mp3renamer
I wrote an mp3 (or any set of uniformly named files) renamer in Perl
with a Glade interface which is available
here. The obligatory screenshot is larger than the
program itself. Beware that I'm no Perl guru, I just wanted to try
out gtk from a scripted language and this seemed simple enough.
