Unlisted ARIA opcodes

[PythonBlue]

Per @redtide's request, I have managed the time to compile what I'm pretty sure is a complete list of ARIA opcodes not shown on the SFZFormat website. I've mentioned "hint_min_samplerate" before, and this was prompted after my finding some curvecc's for EG's (though not all) were also unlisted.

Regardless, attached is a text file listing all ARIA opcodes I've managed to confirm are unlisted, having examined the ARIA binary:

SFZ Format - Unlisted SFZ opcodes.txt

Also noteworthy is that I'm guessing "hint_load_method" is ARIA's equivalent of SFizz's "hint_ram_based"? By all means, correct me if I'm wrong there.

• [x] (amp/fil/pitch)eg_attack_curveccN
• [x] (amp/fil/pitch)eg_delay_curveccN
• [x] (amp/fil/pitch)eg_release_curveccN
• [x] (amp/fil/pitch)eg_start_curveccN
• [ ] display_factor_ccN
• [ ] display_format_ccN
• [ ] display_mode_ccN
• [ ] display_offset_ccN
• [ ] drive_shape
• [ ] drive_shape_onccN
• [ ] eqNbw*
• [ ] eqNgain*
• [ ] fil2_gain_ccN*
• [ ] fil2_gain_chanaft
• [ ] fil2_gain_curveccN
• [ ] fil2_gain_polyaft
• [ ] fil2_gain_random
• [ ] fil2_gain_smoothccN
• [ ] fil2_gain_stepccN
• [ ] fil_gain_ccN*
• [ ] fil_gain_chanaft
• [ ] fil_gain_curveccN
• [ ] fil_gain_polyaft
• [ ] fil_gain_random
• [ ] fil_gain_smoothccN
• [ ] fil_gain_stepccN
• [ ] hint_load_method
• [ ] hint_max_channels
• [ ] hint_min_samplerate
• [ ] loop_end_offset
• [ ] loop_length_curveccN
• [ ] loop_start_curveccN
• [ ] offset_curveccN
• [x] offset_mode
• [ ] pitch_curveccN
• [x] rt_decayN
• [x] rt_decayN_time
• [ ] sample_config
• [ ] sample_const_param
• [ ] sample_dyn_param
• [x] sample_dyn_paramN
• [ ] slice (?)
• [ ] trigger=legato_high
• [ ] trigger=legato_last
• [ ] trigger=legato_low
• [ ] user_labelN

Keys:

• * alias of a listed opcode
• (?) uncertain if actually a working opcode or not

[redtide]

Thank you! I've managed to update at least the v1 EGs curvecc modulations for now.

Regarding hint_* opcodes: we are not adding in any (except for some example) because those are custom, application specific settings, so that would be hard to maintain.

I guess only @paulfd can reply to your last question.