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Gear / Technical Help => Post-Processing, Computer / Streaming / Internet Devices & Related Activity => Topic started by: BobbyHurley on February 22, 2005, 06:55:41 PM
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I'm downloading a John Coltrane show from 1961. The text file says that its in mono. If I have Wavelab and two brain cells to rub together, can I create a stereo file from the mono?
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yes you can "mix" the 2 files in wavelab. im not sure it would create a stereo image. i can walk you through it though. lmk
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Umkay, well apparently this show is already in "stereo." Perhaps the mono was laid down onto a L and R channel, creating an artificial stereo image. Thanks for the help.
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left and right mono channel is still just mono. I did that to my master once. It sucked.
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I'm downloading a John Coltrane show from 1961. The text file says that its in mono. If I have Wavelab and two brain cells to rub together, can I create a stereo file from the mono?
1. Reverse the phase of the original file.
2. Edit the original file an apply some type of EQ to it.
3. Create a 3 track file a: Original (panned slight left) b: Original Phase Rev(panned slight right) c: Original EQ (Center)
Just one of many ways...
Edit: You may also want to mess with the delay inthe center panned track. I haven't worked with wavelab, but you should simply be able to shift the track by editing its starting point.
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I noticed the other day that there are a few waves plugins to do some of this as well. Check out the PS22 plugin (haven't tried it myself).
http://www.waves.com/content.asp?id=155