[studiorecorder] Re: How To Extract Out One Channel In A Stereo Recording
- From: "Geleidehond" <geleidehond@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <studiorecorder@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 May 2006 20:47:38 +0200
Hi Mika, neal,
You can select the left channel by going to the "edit" menu, the "selection"
and choos "select the left channel" or press ctrl + l.
For the right channel it's ctrl + r.
Maybe this helps...
Regards,
Marcel
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[mailto:studiorecorder-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Namens Neal Ewers
Verzonden: woensdag 24 mei 2006 20:11
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Onderwerp: [studiorecorder] Re: How To Extract Out One Channel In A Stereo
Recording
Ah, Rob, this is something else I have forgotten to ask for. I'm going to
be embarrassed if SR already has it.
Sound Forge, I should stop mentioning that beast on this list, has an
ability to select mono both with the extra benefit of telling it which
channel or channels you want to use. This comes in handy in something like
the situation in the message below, or when I record only in one channel of
my recorder for a mono recording and the other channel contains the hiss of
the mike pre-amp with no mike plugged into it. So, it would be nice, in my
example, to only have the left channel be used as the mono channel because I
would not be picking up the extra hiss.
Sometimes you may want the right channel and sometimes both in the mono end
result.
Neal
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Subject: [studiorecorder] How To Extract Out One Channel In A Stereo
Recording
Hi,
I recorded a presentation using an Iriver IFP899 in 96K stereo mp3, and now
I have the file in Studeo Recorder.
One of the channels (right) side sounds very good, but the left side you
can barely hear anything. Is there a way to extract the right channel so
that I could use that one, and discard the poorer sounding left channel.
FYI in the end a mono recording will be fine we don't need stereo in the
final mp3 to be released.
Thank you,
Mika
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