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 # Soundtrack Tool
 
-This tool converts a tracker squence into a format that can be played on-console, usually with a sound driver. If you are familiar with [`dmf2esf`](https://github.com/BigEvilCorporation/dmf2esf), this utility serves as a successor and a rewrite which supports the newer version(s) of Deflemask DMF format.
+This tool converts a tracker sequence into a format that can be played on-console, usually with a sound driver. If you are familiar with [`dmf2esf`](https://github.com/BigEvilCorporation/dmf2esf), this utility serves as a successor and a rewrite which supports the newer version(s) of Deflemask DMF format. `soundtrack` can convert a single sequence and export its instruments (also known as "artifacts"), or it can convert multiple sequences and generate a combined instrument list for all of them.
 
 Impatient? [Jump to Quick Start](https://git.ne0ndrag0n.com/ashley/reskit/wiki/Using-the-Soundtrack-Tool#user-content-quick-start)
 
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 reskit soundtrack --help
 ```
 
-### Convert a single DMF module to ESF format
+### Convert a single DMF module to ESF format, export instruments, and source file
 ```
 reskit -i track.dmf -o track.esf
 ```
 
+### Convert multiple DMF modules to ESF format, generate a combined set of instruments, and source file
+```
+reskit -i track1.dmf -i track2.dmf -o output/path/
+```
+Note that when converting multiple files, the `-o` option is instead a pathname to export multiple sequences.
+
 ## `soundtrack` Roadmap
 The eventual vision of `reskit` is to serve as an ffmpeg-like tool for converting assets to and from 8-bit and 16-bit console media formats. `soundtrack` aims to eventually support the following:
 * VGM format conversions