Thanks for your answer. Yes I already went the way with powershell. I still get the problem that when I include a path in “your_wav_filename” it won’t do anything – it seems that it passes wrong values, maybe for the backslash (\).
Nice that it does work for MacOs too, thanks.
Just to tell what I’m trying to do:
First I thought that goodweathers panels, which cannot send their data to the synth (because tha synth isn’t able to save/restore patches) were somewhat “free of sense” but in fact it can be helpful to keep a patch-sheet within a DAW track. On a vintage Minimoog it would also be very interesting to hear how a patch does/should sound. There were several revisions of the vintage Minimoog and these over 40 years old tail draggers can sound very different. ATM I am spending my little free time to restore my Minimoog to factory specs. I think it is getting close being an acceptable reference for how a patch should sound.
It will try to record a soundsnippet for each of the Minimoog Model D Patchbook. It would be the nicest if I could integrate the sounds into the panel (via ressources) and make a procedure that saves the .wav to disk to play it back and then delete it.
No idea if this will work, I will see. But before I should finish the panel for the Korg 05r/w… so this will take a long time.