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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: ts on July 11, 2022, 12:40:38 PM
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So I recorded a bunch of sets recently on my Mix Pre 6. 4 channels, plus the left and right mix. I haven't done this in a quite a few years. So long ago that my current PC didn't even have Wave Agent on it. :facepalm: I looked at some tutorials but still having some difficulty. Can some one please post a simple work flow for this?
When I open the folder the wav files for the recording date are there and when I open one file in my DAP software, I'm assuming it's the mix file. When I open that same file in Wave Agent it shows 2 X Poly. There should be 4, right? Where's the other two? Tracks 3 and 4. Ran two sets of mics. :banging head:
Thank you!
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Hate to ask a silly question. Are you sure that 3 & 4 were armed and recording?
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Yes, they were armed and recording, however I never switched from basic to advanced or custom.
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I have a mix pre 6 and use a Mac for everything. If your using a PC I'm not much help. If you're on a Mac you have several options. Audacity, Wavelab, RX9, and so on. That's where you need to start. I can't explain where the missing signals are.
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Try opening it in audacity. If you have four channels plus the L/R mix, you should have six mono tracks, which you can then pair to create stereo tracks.
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All I have is wave agent and Adobe audition on windows 10.
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Audacity is a free download. If anything you can just open the file and separate the stereo pairs then export.