All exported .wav files silent after command line sf2 > sfz conversion. GUI version ok

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  Message de protman le …
  In an attempt to use the polyphone command line feature to batch convert some sf2 soundfonts to individual sfz instruments, 
  all the the exported .WAV files are silent. 
  They are the correct size and format, but simply silent. 
  This is an example command line export: polyphone -3 -i <file/to/convert> -d <output/directory> -o <output_file_name> -c <configuration> polyphone -3 -i GM.sf2https://www.polyphone.io/en/documentatio…annexes/command-line 
  The sfz instruments and the silent wav files do appear to have the correct parameters like individual sample loop points, key mapping, etc.
  This affects both the latest Windows and Ubuntu versions I tested. 
  I tried multiple configurations for the export options. 
  Performing the same type of export with the GUI versions results in wav files that do contain the original audio. 
  I tested about 20 different sf2 soundfonts. 
  
  
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  Message de Medfaith le …
  Have you previously created an SFZ instrument that worked in a DAW, or a VST like Plogue's Sforzando?
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  Message de protman le …
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  Have you previously created an SFZ instrument that worked in a DAW, or a VST like Plogue's Sforzando?
  Yes. 
  Can you clarify how that pertains to my report? 
  My report is of a specific issue where sfz export works as intended through the Polyphone GUI. 
  Exporting with the same settings via the command-line interface results in the same sfz files with the same options produced.
  The only difference is that when using the command-line version, the wav files are all silent, as if someone had run a batch command to silence all of them while maintaining the same wav file length. 
  Thanks

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