Renoise Instrument Generator 1.1 Beta by Vincent Voois

Fixes in 1.1:
-Broken header recognition for certain samples
-Reporting unsupported filename conventions (files with language specific characters are unsupported)
-Fixed bug where last sample wasn't mapped to a keys

About:
In general this application creates a Renoise instrument based upon a supplied 
amount of wave-files.
It allows you do add large sums of samples into an instrument in one pass rather
than having to manually add them one by one.
This program is specially usefull for generating large percussion sets or 
instruments wave files covering full range octave keys.
The range goes up to 120 samples for now as there currently aren't any layering 
options to handle more.
It seems pretty useless to me to add more samples than mapping possibilities 
are present within Renoise.


Instructions:
Drag and drop wave-files or folders containing them on the application
or just add them as parameter through the console.

Some instrument specific options can be set:
-The split's basenote;
-NNA type;
-Automatically generate a drumkit map.

Other options:
-Update mapping info only
 This will not copy source samples into the package, but only updates the 
 table file. This will be usefull when only changing one of the RNI specific 
 options as it keeps the processing a little bit faster.

-Remove temp-files after processing
 Removes temporary files after having generated the instrument file.
 The Update mapping info option causes this option to be ignored.
 Temp files are stored in the user's temp folder:
 c:\documents and settings\[username]\local settings\temp\[xrniname]
 Might you need more free space on C, clear this one regulary.

-Set values as default
 Save all above mentioned options to a configuration for reuse in a next 
 session.
 
If a wave-file has a loop-option, it is being automatically being detected 
and updated in the sample-properties of the sample.
When during the generation of a drumkit map, the amount of supplied samples
exceeds the amount of possible assignable keys from given basenote offset,
the program automatically recalculates a lower basenote-offset.

All files are saved respectively in the folder they appear in or in it's 
source folder (if a rootfolder has been supplied as parameter rather than 
files). Submitting both folders and files are allowed.
Only wave-files will be filtered from it.

Don't try to add more than 256 samples, an instrument currently cannot contain more than 256 samples.
Because XBasic currently has no functions to handle Unicode and translate to UTF-8, 
all wave-files are packed using their shortfile equivalent which will always be an ASCII type of filename.
In that way there should be no problem loading instruments that contain exotic filename characters.