[ddots-l] Can I copy 2 Mono Files Into a Stereo File in Sound Forge 10?
- From: Chris Smart <chris_s@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: JSonar -- JAWS Scripts for Sonar discussion list <jsonar@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 04 Oct 2010 22:24:12 -0400
Hi folks.
I routinely export individual tracks from Sonar into Sound Forge
10, mostly to perform very precise edits, mute out unwanted short
noises like breath sounds on a vocal track, etc.
But, what if I have say, two mono tracks, left and right recordings
of something like a piano, and want to export these into Sound Forge?
I can select both tracks in Sonar, and it automatically loads both
tracks into separate windows in Sound Forge when i select Sound
Forge from the Tools menu. However, I want to combine these two
tracks into a single stereo track in Sound Forge, perform some
edits, then copy left and right channels back out as individual
tracks, back to Sonar.
Is this possible in SF, or should I combine/bounce the two tracks
into a single stereo file, load it into Forge, then save and when
back in Sonar, import the resulting stereo file to mono tracks?
I could do this, but I really like how slickly Sonar automatically
bounces things out to Forge and imports them after.
Chris
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