These tools convert a Prologue's patch file (*.prlgprog) to Minilogue xd's (*.mnlgxdprog) and vice versa.
Usage:
prlg2mnlgxd [-n] [--osc N] filename.prlgprog
prlog2mnlgxd reads a Prologue program file filename.prlgprog, then translate it for minilogue XD and writes the program file for minilogue xd "filename.mnlgxdprog" into the same directory as the input file. When -n is specified, nothing will be written while all conversion warnings are still printed.
When --osc N is specified, the user oscillator slot number is forced to be N.
Example:
$ python3 ./prlg2mnlgxd.py 240_Fly-by.prlgprog
Export to: 240_Fly-by.mnlgxdprog
Info: Fly-by UNISON SAW SQR VPM
Warning: Sub timbre is ON, but only main timber is converted
Warning: EG sustain level is high(594), decay time set to maximum value
Warning: EG is used for pitch mod(255), cutoff mod(-93) is ignored
Warning: Fast LFO mode is used but not supported
mnlgxd2prlg converts a Minilogue XD patch file into a Prologue patch file in the same manner.
mnlgxd2prlg [-nrd] [--osc N] filename.mnlgxdprog
Since minilogue XD can enable both delay and reverb simultaneously but Prologue can't, you can specify priority between delay and reverb with -r(reverb) and -d(delay) options. When none of these are set, one with the larger depth value is prioritized.
The one-shot mode for minilogue xd's LFO isn't available on Prologue, so the one-shot mode is always converted to normal(slow) mode on Prologue. Try to minimize the LFO intensity if your patch doesn't sound well on Prologue.
This tool shows the value of specified field in the given program file. See Table 3 of Prologue's MIDI implementation documnt for details of the program file's data structure.
Usage:
proginfo [-h] [-p] -i] [--offset N[,N2,N3,..]] filename.prlgprog
-h : show help
-p : omit program name
-i : omit basic program information
--offset N : show the value of the Nth byte
in the program data
You can specify the output format of the value by adding single character after the offset value.
N : 8 bit integer
Nd : 16 bit integer, little endian
Nx : 8 bit integer in hex
Nc : character
Ns : string, up to 12 characters (for the program name field)
Example:
./proginfo.py -i --offset=90,91,92d,94d,118d Runner_Brass.prlgprog
Runner Brass 2 0 512 0 862
offset 90: VCO1 wave (0 : SQR, 1 : TRI, 2 : SAW)
offset 91: VCO1 octave
offset 92-93: VCO1 pitch
offset 94-95: VCO1 shape
offset 118-119: VCO1 level
This tool changes the slot number of user OSC, user modulation, user delay, or user reverb.
Usage:
setunitnum.py [-h] [--osc OSC_NUM] [--mod MOD_NUM] [--delay DELAY_NUM] [--reverb REVERB_NUM] filename.extension
A new program file with the given unit numbers will be written into the same directory as filename.
The filename will be filename_OOSC_NUM_MMOD_NUM_DDELAY_NUM_RREVERB_NUM.extension.