Any freeware out there I can use? Any help would be appreciated. I need this song for a band's promo CD.
Thanks
Jeff
Quote from: Kindguy on November 14, 2007, 01:18:40 PM
Any freeware out there I can use? Any help would be appreciated. I need this song for a band's promo CD.
Thanks
Jeff
You can duplicate one channel into two in Audacity, if that's what you want.
open it in your favorite software program. Select the wav file, copy it. Then open a new recording in the software and paste the wav file into both channels.
Audacity:
Import Audio > Split Stereo Track > Select/Copy good track > Select/Paste bad track > Make stereo track > Export as WAV
or in audacity just make the track mono and pan it dead center.
You'll likely have phase cancellation when you attempt this, so not true stereo, but listenable.
Quote from: Belexes on November 14, 2007, 03:41:41 PM
You'll likely have phase cancellation when you attempt this, so not true stereo, but listenable.
Phase cancellation on a mono recording?
Thanks everyone Tzzzz around. Had a little trouble downloading audicity.
Once I got it, Worked like a charm.
Jeff
I did what shawn said. If Roving Sign's way is better let me know. I may just try that way to mess around
Thanks again.
Quote from: Charlie Miller on November 14, 2007, 05:28:12 PM
Quote from: Belexes on November 14, 2007, 03:41:41 PM
You'll likely have phase cancellation when you attempt this, so not true stereo, but listenable.
Phase cancellation on a mono recording?
Ack, I should have said a dual-mono recording, which doesn't have the same spatial effect as true stereo.
Other than delaying one channel slightly, does anyone have any recommendations for "opening up" a mono sbd recording? I've been messing around a little with wavelab's NaturalVerb which seems to help but any other recs? Thanks.
thanks. +t
thx m0k3 - i missed that post the first time 'round ;)
+t