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Is there a way to batch export soundfonts to .wav files in folders named after the .sf2 filenames?

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    Message from Charlie Derby on
    Hi, I have a load of .sf2 files and I want to export all the samples in them to .wav files that live in folders named after the file they came from.

    e.g. I have a soundfont file "F-Zero.sf2" and I want to send all the .wav files to the folder "F_zero/".

    I can do this by hand by highlighting all the samples in the editor and using Wav export from the toolbox menu but I have a lot of .sf2 files and I would prefer a faster way to do this. Is there a command I can run or something to batch export all the .sf2 files in a directory this way?

    I am using Mac OS 15.

    Thank you
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    Message from bottrop on
    i dont know about Mac, but as far as i know it is not possible in Windows. 
    you can try to convert your .sf2's to .sfz's, an sfz stores its .WAV files in a folder
    regards bottrop
    also, if you intent to edit the .WAV files, you could process your soundfonts one by one (less boring)

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