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1a. Re: powering lavalier mics
From: Flawn Williams
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1a. Re: powering lavalier mics
Posted by: "Flawn Williams" flawn1951
Date: Tue Jun 28, 2016 7:17 am ((PDT))
Russ,
Audacity has a set of commands that let you export just one or the other side
of a stereo source file to a new mono file containing just the left or right
audio. Look in the manual under “Advanced Mixing Options.”
http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/advanced_mixing_options.html
The program is set up to construct multi-channel files in this manner, but it
looks like it should be able to do the simpler task you’re looking for.
And yes, a mono file should play equally out of both speakers on almost any
player or DAW.
Adobe Audition and Avid Pro Tools, among others, also have the ability to split
interleaved stereo files if you have access to those apps.
—Flawn
> 1b. Re: powering lavalier mics
> Posted by: "Dan Dugan" dandugan_1999
> Date: Mon Jun 27, 2016 4:46 pm ((PDT))
>
>> When you mentioned ‘throwing the right channel way’, does that then
>> transfer the sound to both ears? I have copied the file to the right
>> channel in Audacity using the drop down menu to the left of the waveform
>
> I don’t use Audacity, so I can’t give you specific instructions for that.
> If I had a stereo file in which one channel was junk, I would use a handy
> utility called “De-interleaver†to split it into two mono files. I’d
> throw the useless one away and import the good one into my DAW as a mono
> file, then pan it center to the stereo outputs.
>
> Unfortunately I don’t find it on Scott Wilson’s site any more. I or
> another DAW-driver could send it to you.
>
> No problem duplicating a file for stereo, but if it’s a mono file there’s
> no need to use double the storage space.
>
> -Dan
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