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Deluge Kit Generator
In addition, I wrote this little powershell script to
- add the name of the first found folder sample to the kit name
- rename the kit name to include the sound pack name
The goal was to see the pack name from the display --> way more convenient.
example= from 'KIT102.xml' to (102 AKAI XE8.xml)
Code:
Get-ChildItem "c:\temp\66 Legendary Drum kits\delugekits" -Filter *.xml | Foreach-Object { $filename=$_.filename [XML]$xmlDetails = Get-Content $_.FullName $firstFoundFoldername= $xmlDetails.kit.soundSources.sound.Item(0).osc1.filename $array=$firstFoundFoldername.split("/") $newFilename=$array.item(2) $filenameWithoutKit=[io.path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($_).Replace("KIT","") $newFullName=$_.Directory.FullName + "\" + $filenameWithoutKit + " " + $newFilename +".xml" Rename-Item -Path $_.FullName -NewName $newFullName }