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PRiZ-one
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HOW? I work in stereo ofcourse and I can't soem sounds in mOno into teh mix, I'm using wavelab too...any plug-ins or anything to do this, I assume it's not too hard. thansk!!
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warlock
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Sorry, but I don't understand the question.
Keijo
Keijo
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PRiZ-one
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ok!
Well I mean how do I turn a mono file of audio, which only has one side of sound, and maek it have two like a stereo file has two sides of audio.
All the sounds I work with are stereo and have two sides of audio per sequence etc, and it wont let me put a mono file in the mix becasue it doesn't mesh well I guess.
Well I mean how do I turn a mono file of audio, which only has one side of sound, and maek it have two like a stereo file has two sides of audio.
All the sounds I work with are stereo and have two sides of audio per sequence etc, and it wont let me put a mono file in the mix becasue it doesn't mesh well I guess.
Blue Bear Sound
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I assume you must be using s/w since what you're saying wouldn't make ANY sense in the hardware world! 
What software are you using?
Bruce
What software are you using?
Bruce
dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
The question doesn't make a lot of sense in the software world either...
nonetheless, to do this in Wavelab
1. Open the mono file in Wavelab
2. Edit | Select | All
3. File | Save Special (Wave) | Convert
4. Check the radio button for Stereo, and set the desired bit depth and sample rate, and click OK
5. Give the new file a name and click save.
Obviously this will simply give you a stereo file with a duplicate left and right track, since the starting material is a monophonic source.
nonetheless, to do this in Wavelab
1. Open the mono file in Wavelab
2. Edit | Select | All
3. File | Save Special (Wave) | Convert
4. Check the radio button for Stereo, and set the desired bit depth and sample rate, and click OK
5. Give the new file a name and click save.
Obviously this will simply give you a stereo file with a duplicate left and right track, since the starting material is a monophonic source.
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PRiZ-one
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werder!
dachay wins dead on!!!
THANKS!
dachay wins dead on!!!
THANKS!
Downside Studio
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I see trees so blue, red roses too, I see them green for me and you...and I think to myself....what a wonderful world....
hokypokynose
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I know it is possible because I've head it done with old mono beatles songs. How, I don't know.
Gidge
Lapdance Test Dummy
I recorded a part on my guitar and now im thinking it shouldnt been the saxophone playing that line...is there a plugin i can use the change it....
dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
Gidge, you want the "ax-to-sax" plugin. However, it only works if the guitar notes were played in the saxophone's octave range. Otherwise everything comes out sounding like Kenny G.
Now, do you know where I can get the plug-in that will make my guitar playing sound like Clapton?
Now, do you know where I can get the plug-in that will make my guitar playing sound like Clapton?
John Sayers
Solar Power!!
dachay2tnr - you need the "Ax - to - Max" pluggin. 
cheers
John
cheers
John
SPINSTERWUN
Active member
Or the "Ax-To-Claps" plug in.
