GnauralToWAV

Introduction

GnauralToWAV is a Java application that converts Gnaural schedule files to WAV audio files. It uses Gnaural's engine to generate binaural or isochronic beats based on the input schedule file. The output is a WAV audio file.

Also, a new voice-type was created, "Isochronic Alternating", and the previously existing voice-type of that same name was renamed to "Isochronic Staggered" and now it all makes more sense. Trust me, if you saw a photo of the waveforms you'd agree.

Installation

To install and run this project, you have two options:

Option 1: Using the JAR file

1. Go to the releases page of the project repository.
2. Download the latest JAR file.
3. Save the JAR file somewhere convenient.

Option 2: Compiling from source

1. Ensure you have Java installed.
2. Clone the repository to your local machine using the command git clone https://github.com/dhyanKaro/GnauralToWAV.
3. Navigate to the project directory using the command cd GnauralToWAV.
4. Compile the Java files using the command javac *.java.

Usage

To use GnauralToWAV, follow these steps:

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.

If you are using the JAR file:

2. Navigate to the location where you saved the JAR file.
3. Run the app using the command java -jar GnauralToWAV.jar <input-file-path>. Replace <input-file-path> with the path to your Gnaural schedule file.
   • Gnaural files are just XML files which can have any extension (.gnaural, .xml, etc.)

If you compiled from source:

2. Navigate to the directory containing your compiled Java files.
3. Run the app using the command java GnauralToWAV <input-file-path>. Replace <input-file-path> with the path to your Gnaural schedule file.

The app will read the input file and generate a WAV audio file with the same name as the input file but with the .wav extension instead of .gnaural. The output WAV file will be located in the same directory as your input file.

Contributing

Hey, feel free to pour through this decompiled java byte-code. Most of it's the same as Gnaural, except I added some cool ADSR envelope stuff and a new voice-type too! Good luck.

FAQ

• Why did you have to base this off of decompiled code?
  • Because Gnaural is somehow closed-source yet GPL licensed.
• How frequently-asked are these FAQs?
  • Very infrequently.
• Will you add more questions to this FAQ?
  • No, it's midnight and I need to sleep now.