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'''TUTORIAL ON bulk conversions in Scala from .scl to .mts (or .scl to .tun, etc.)''' | '''TUTORIAL ON bulk conversions in Scala from .scl to .mts (or .scl to .tun, etc.)''' | ||
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It's a little tricky, and involves Command Line stuff, but here it is: | It's a little tricky, and involves Command Line stuff, but here it is: | ||
In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format | In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format. | ||
For .mts it's | For .mts it's | ||
set synth 107 | |||
'''set synth 107''' | |||
for .tun it's | for .tun it's | ||
'''set synth 112''' | |||
Then CD to the folder where your scales are. | |||
Enter this in the CMD line field: | Enter this in the CMD line field: | ||
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Hit enter. It will convert all the files and output them to the same folder. Then you can sort by type in folder, and move them to another folder. | Hit enter. It will convert all the files and output them to the same folder. Then you can sort by type in folder, and move them to another folder. | ||
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More on using Scala in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QNnVndGLmw Sevish's video, here]. | |||
[https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/Cmd_commands_under_Windows CMD line commands for Windows] (if you're using Linux, you probably know them for Linux already). | |||
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