usage: pmconvert [options] [infile [outfile]]
pmconvert converts between files with partials (.format, .fmt, .sdif),
peaks (.pics), and break-point functions (.f0).
Files can be '-' for standard input/output.
options:
-q work quietly
-R <sr> sampling rate for peaks conversion
-h this help
When called as
pm [options...] [output file]
Options:
-v <Verbose>
-S <Input FileName> (.fft or .format)
-P <Fundamuntal FileName> (.F0)
-A <Action> (par:PartialFollow, syn:Synthesis)
-O <Partial Type> (a:ASCII, b:Binary, s:SDIF)
-q <Number Of Partials> (all by default)
-M <Window Analysis Size> (nbSamples)
-N <Window FFT Size> (nbSamples)
-I <Window Analysis Step> (nbSamples)
-W <Analysis Type>
-p <Synthesis With Phase>
-R <Sampling Rate> (nbSamples/s)
-B <Begin> (time)
-E <End> (time)
-c <Bandwidth Partial Seeve> (coeff 0<k<1)
-a <Envelopp Attack> (time)
-r <Envelopp Release> (time)