Mono 1 channel vocal file to both left and right?

hello, some how i recorded a vocal track and the vocal only appears on one channel, the left channel. i know it will still be mono but how can i convert it to sound on both the left and the right channel.. when i look at the wave. there is only waves above the zero line..
i hope i make sense

Thats so easy you are going to find it funny.
You are so right VOCAL is MONO. And you did record it correctly.
however on the bar,that shows the level-meter, when it plays, and its only on one-side,thats went its set on stero. Meaning it wil play stuff recorded like A SYN/DRUMMACHINE, these are just eg. Audio Midi INSTRUMENT.
Most like-ly to use that MODE/SETTING.
Then it will play in both LEFT $ RIGHT. Speakers.
However it should be on MONO mode for recording of VOCALS,
At this stage your at.
Even though, it will still play in righ and left speakers, after it has been RECORDED.
So here goes your answer.
ON THE BOTTOM OF THAT WAVE YOU SAW,
THERE IS, 2 CIRCLE IN A SMALL BOX
TO THE LEFT OF THE BOX THAT SHOWS THE REC- ENABLE.
THERE YOU WILL BEABLE TO SEE 2 CIRCLE IN A BOX.
NOW CLICK ON TO IT.
IT WILL THEN CHANGE TO 1 CIRCLE
THEN, THERE WILL BE ONLY BE ONLY 1 LEVEL SHOWING ON THE METER BAR. WHICH IS NOW SET TO MONO.
WHERE YOU WILL BE- ABLE TO SEE ONLY 1 CIRCLE AND ALSO 1 WAVE ON THE LEVEL-METER. WHERE YOU WILL SEE AND HEAR THE CHANGE IN MONO AND STERRO.
HOWEVER IT WILL STILL PLAY IN BOOTH R&L SPEAKERS, IN MONO.
DO HAVE FUN.
FR Blayzay.

Similar Messages

How to change mono track on left only to mono track on both left and right

How do I change mono track on left only (coming out left speaker only) to mono track on both left and right (coming out both speakers)? Thanks!

http://www.bulletsandbones.com/GB/GBFAQ.html#leftspeakeronly
(Let the page FULLY load. The link to your answer is at the top of your screen)

Left click acting like both left and right click

Left Click button is acting like both left and right click button HP 2000 Notebook PC

Could you try to use another mouse? If the other mouse works perfect, then your mouse pad must be damaged and you should look to get it fixed or just use a mouse instead. If not, then the settings on how the clicks act must have been altered.
Try to find a mouse to try first before looking at the settings for your mouse pad. You could maybe borrow one if anyone else has a computer with a mouse in your home.
While you do that, I'll work on searching if this is common and if their is a solution if it's the software.
I'm a programmer and a computer expert in training.
Please feel free to click the "Kudos!" on the left if I helped. Note* I do not work for HP

How to make track work in both left and right speaker?

i have an audio track with 2 speakers that each had a lav mic on them. one was recorded into left channel and the other the right channel. so of course when i play back each of their voices only come out of one speaker. pretty new to audition so how do i fix the track so that they each come out of both speakers? TIA

I have to say that, although not uncommon, for TV it depends quite a lot on how things are shot. In a standard interview situation where you might have a 2-shot to establish (with a definite left and right position) then a close up of the interviewee then a cutaway of the reporter and so on, panning can become very confusing and it tends to be better to just put everything in the centre.
Radio is easier because you don't have to be aware of what pictures are showing--but, even there care needs to be taken especially since, as Steve says, a lot of listening is on ear buds or headphones which accentuate any panning. Even in radio, though, choices have to be careful...for example, let's say the host starts with an interview where he's panned slightly right and the guest slightly left. So far, so good. However, then the next two stories are just studio reads...does the host stay panned slightly right for consistency or does he move to the centre possibly causing confusion?
I'm not saying never give positioning clues in a radio or TV mix, just that you always have to be aware of the bigger picture.

Opened a .ai file, found that left and right side are cut off (landscape vs. regular the issue?)

Information all in the title. I open a .ai file and the left and right sides of the image are cut-off based on the "page" box

Did you open it in a lower version?
It looks like you opened the PDF part of the file instead of the AI part.

How to make mono recording play both left and right channels

I have an old mono recording that plays only on the left channel. How can I copy it to play on the right so I'll hear it on both channels? I put it on itunes and then tranferred it to Garageband in hope I could finally get it to play on both channels. I've tried everything in Garageband and nothing works. It seems simple to me, just duplicate the one channel to the other. Garageband says if you use the compressor it will play in both channels, but it won't. Any ideas? It's a recording from a band I was in back in 1966. We used state of the art reel to reel but it was mono! All these years I've tried to figure how to fix it. Thanks

I already recorded it from the tape to CD Spin Doctor through the line in and as I said it only comes out on the left channel. So then it's on itunes and I then transfer it to Garageband but it still is only on the left channel.I guess I could do this the old fashion way and get a mono plug to re-record to Spin doctor but in this day and age of sophisticated computer software I thought there may be an easier way. I guess I wasted my money thinking Garage band would help me edit this recording. Oh well, such is life!!!!

How can I maximaze the screen into both left and right

I can change the text view of firefox; however, right and left hand side is still wide open. the screen is not full view.

You can use one of these extensions to set a default font size and page zoom on web pages:
* Default FullZoom Level: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/default-fullzoom-level/
* NoSquint: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/nosquint/

Probably a simple answer; centered links with floating link descriptions, both left and right of the links?

Attatched is an image of the requested result. I'm new to Dw so this might be an easy bit of code, but with research I haven't been able to find an answer.
Ideally, the numbers in the middle are links (centered on the page); and the text is a description of the link which floats to either side of the links, but is not necessarily centered; nor linked.
I would really appreciate the help of someone more knowledgeable. Thanks in advance.
The code I'm working on follows the image.
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>design communications</title>
<style type="text/css">
body,td,th {
font-family: "Gill Sans", "Gill Sans MT", "Myriad Pro", "DejaVu Sans Condensed", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: lighter;
font-size: 10px;
color: #FB6145;
body {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
.strike {
text-decoration:line-through;
.links {
color: #FB6145;
text-decoration: none
a:visited {
text-decoration: none;
color: #FFA493;
a:hover {
cursor: none;
text-decoration: none;
a:active {
text-decoration: none;
.back-arrow{
color: #FB6145;
text-decoration: none;
font-size: 14px;
</style>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="images/e_rimoldi_favicon_02.ico" type="image/x-icon" />
<style type="text/css">
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p><a href="question mark/prefix_0_0.html">? </a></p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<div class="links">
<p align="center">| <a href="works_03_01_perspective.html" id="01"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>01</a> |</p>
<p align="center">| <a href="works_03_03_plan.html" id="02"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>02</a> |</p>
<p align="center"> | <a href="works_03_02_section.html" id="03"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>03</a> |</p>
<p align="center">| <a href="works_03_04_mapping.html" id="04"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>04</a> |</p>
<div class="back-arrow">
<p align="center"><a href="works index_1.0.html" id="back-arrow"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';"
>«</a></p>
</div>
</body>
</html>

hey marty,
Perhaps this updated code will help clarify. I want the links to be centered on the page. But the link descriptions to float to either side? Does that make sense?
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>design communications</title>
<style type="text/css">
body,td,th {
font-family: "Gill Sans", "Gill Sans MT", "Myriad Pro", "DejaVu Sans Condensed", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: lighter;
font-size: 10px;
color: #FB6145;
body {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
.strike {
text-decoration:line-through;
.links {
color: #FB6145;
text-decoration: none
a:visited {
text-decoration: none;
color: #FFA493;
a:hover {
cursor: none;
text-decoration: none;
a:active {
text-decoration: none;
.back-arrow{
color: #FB6145;
text-decoration: none;
font-size: 14px;
</style>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="images/e_rimoldi_favicon_02.ico" type="image/x-icon" />
<style type="text/css">
</style>
</head>
<body>
<p><a href="question mark/prefix_0_0.html">? </a></p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<p> </p>
<div class="links">
<p align="center">| <a href="works_03_01_perspective.html" id="01"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>01</a> | meddling</p>
<p align="center"> kongenshus | <a href="works_03_03_plan.html" id="02"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>02</a> |</p>
<p align="center"> | <a href="works_03_02_section.html" id="03"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>03</a> | design communications</p>
<p align="center"> green river | <a href="works_03_04_mapping.html" id="04"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( 'back-arrow').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('back-arrow').className='links';"
>04</a> | utah</p>
<div class="back-arrow">
<p align="center"><a href="works index_1.0.html" id="back-arrow"
onmouseover=
"document.getElementById('01').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '02').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '03').className='strike';
document.getElementById( '04').className='strike';"
onmouseout=
"document.getElementById('01').className='links';
document.getElementById('02').className='links';
document.getElementById('03').className='links';
document.getElementById('04').className='links';"
>«</a></p>
</div>
</body>
</html>

How to separate left and right audio channels?

I've imported some AVCHD footage that had audio recorded separately to each channel, left and right. When I put a clip in my timeline, I can separate the audio tracks, but I can't edit them individually. When I bring down the level to 0db on one track and play the clip, the audio meter still shows equal levels on both left and right channels. Any advice?
Second question - I transcoded some AVCHD footage to MP4 and can't figure out if the audio tracks remain separte after the transcoding. I used Free MTS M2TS Converter to do the transcoding. While I can choose 'dual mono" for an AVCHD clip, I do not have that same option for the MP4 clip. It offers me "6 mono" but not dual mono. Any advice?
My concern is that when I provide my clients with raw MP4 footage with right and left audio recorded separately, that they'll be able to edit each track individually.
Thanks!

Thanks Tom. I recorded 2-channel audio, not 5.1 surround. Six mono was only an option on the MP4 clip. I did change the channel configuration from stereo to dual mono on the AVCHD clip, but I still wasn't able to edit the audio independently. Even when I mute one track, the audio meter still shows equal left and right levels.

Is there a way to tie to iPads together so that when you turn a page with a tap on one, both iPads turn a page. I am using the ipad to replace piano sheet music. The challenge is that ordinary sheet music is on both a left and right page.

We are trying to use an ipad to replace ordinary paper sheet music on a piano. When truning ordinary paper pages, it is sometimes hard to grasp one page, turn it quickly and get it to stay turned. The idea with using an ipad is that a tap turns the page, it stays turned. However,,,,,ordinary sheet music is on both left and right pages. With one turn you get 2 new pages. The ipad, being smaller results in only one page and therefore twice as many page turn taps; more taps equals less hands on the piano. If we could tie 2 ipads together and get them both to turn the page simultaneously it would be nice. We are trying to get used to using the ipad. We are using ForScore app to get sheet music into the ipad; we could load one with odd pages and one with even pages. Maybe this is getting too complicated.
Anyway to tie 2 units together
John

No way to control one device from the other. But, according to ForScore, you should be able to display two sheets side by side in landscape mode (2-up view)? Not sure if that helps as it must make the actual print smaller to do so.
http://www.forscoreapp.com/about/#interface

In Final Cut Pro X 10.1.1 I'm trying to separate left and right stereo tracks to delete left and pan right to centre. I cannot find a way to do this.

I record in stereo with a 10KHz tone down the left channel to defeat AGC on my camera and mic feed into the right channel. When I edit, I want to mute/delete the left channel and pan the right into the centre, to leave me with mono audio across both left and right. I could do this easily in FCP 6 but can find no way to do it in FCP X. I'm using the same source files. When I choose Dual Mono mode in the Audio Inspector, it mixes left and right and pushes the combined signal into both channels, giving me a mix of 10KHZ tone and audio in both left and right. Stereo mode shows me the two channels correctly with one driven hard (the tone) and the other at good voice levels. I just want to kill the left channel and pan the right to centre.
I'm converting original TOD files using MPEG Streamclip before import and definitely keeping audio as stereo.
This is driving me nuts! It should be simple and is in FCP 6. Any help greatly appreciated.
Stereo Setting
Mono Setting

Mb - If you're using FCPX 10.1.1 and Mavericks, make certain you've downloaded the most current Sony XDCAM FCPX plugin from sonycreativesortware.com unless you're using an older version of FCPX and then you'd need the previous XDCAM plugin.
You shouldn't see 8 mono tracks. There are import settings in /fCPX that you can check and I don't ask FCPX to analyze my media or seperate mono or combine stereo, etc. I like to have everything come in as it is, especially because I know what I've done with every channel, etc.
What I wrote to Ian is what I'd tell you - so please take a look at how you can make a "stereo" track that is actually two mono tracks, mono. Once you do that you can address each mono channel by itself since it needs different volume, compression, and EQ than other channels.
There are ethernet, USB, and firewire controllers that work in FCPX, but that's not the typical workflow because generally if you're getting into any amount of post audio sweetening beyond basic "staples" audio treatment, you would instead use "Roles" to export your audio to Logic or Pro Tools and do you work in those applications and then cut the final product back into your FCPX project. In Logic or Pro Tools is where you might use a controller.
In terms of automating levels, I'm not positive I know what you mean. Compressor is a nice internal Logic plugin that kind of automates levels in a way but its about compressing peaks at a threshold that you set and at a ratio of compression. So I may not understand what other automation is available unless you've exported you tracks to Logic or Pro Tools.

How do I deal with audio, seperate left and right and make each stereo--CS5

I have a two mono mike recording which I can seperate into two seperate audio timeline tracks one is now left track in a seperate timline and the other is right in the other timeline, how do I make each of these tracks then into psuedo stereo tracks? Do I have to go to Soundbooth or is there a simple way in Premiere?

Bill G, tell me what I am missing and I'll use your method. I have what I think you are describing, and I don't understand the need to do anything special, if you use channel mapping.
I record a lav on one channel, and a different wireless mic on the other. When captured, I have a clip that PR would normally treat as a single stereo track.
BEFORE putting any clips on the timeline, select all clips and set channel mapping. Set each channel to mono. Now PR treats these as two mono tracks. The output for each mono is the master track, which in my project is stereo. I can change "volume" for each track in the mixer, etc. but each channel is provided to the left and right master output.
I didn't go back to sort out what you had, but if you had two stereo tracks, one each with a left and right channel only, I can see that you needed some other solution.

Discerning between left and right ctrl key(events)

I hope this is possible. If yes just point me in the right direction if too complex to explain in a couple a lines.
Thanks in advance

I could be wrong but I don't think you can. In Java,
both left and right ctrl keys produce the same key
code (17). It used to be that these two keys
were 'hardwired' to the same function on the keyboard
but I'm not sure if this has changed..I don't think so.
No, I don't think it's possible.... besides, from a
user interface point of view, why would you want to do
that? Do you know any piece of software that does it?jaffab is right, Client Access for AS/400 makes a distinction between the left and right control keys, as do a number of games.
Unfortunately, the java AWT doesn't :-(
I would tentatively suggest that it would be possible, using JNI, but I imagine it wouldn't be simple to get a key listener set up in C/C++ that would trigger a java event - being the only way I can think of to differentiate between left and right control keys.
Given its infeasibility, I'd recommend having the control key do absolutely nothing - far easier to recover from, especially since reset and enter are such diametrically opposed functions!
Heh, you could always pop up a message box if they press and release control without pressing another key between, saying what to press for reset or accept, respectively :-)
-Troy
Random trivia - I think the default set up in Client Access is like that because on the original keyboards used with the green screens, the keys in those corners were reset and enter! Users who had gotten used to typing without looking at the keyboard wanted the functions in the same place, rather than on the keys with the same name.
IBM never has been happy doing things the same way as everyone else - database 'tables' are called 'files', 'schemas' are 'libraries'... trying to teach Java to one of the ILE/RPG programmers here, and we still have trouble with the english language differences, trying to explain what the programming language is doing!
Well, that certainly wasn't the few-line post it was supposed to be...

Cannot distinguish between left and right sounds IN EARPHONES. Please help!!

when i connect my earphone, i cannot distinguish between left and right sounds (which gives a plesant effect); both left and right sounds are same. Earlier it use to work fine. I realised about this problem when an app-3D audio illusion was was not giving proper sounds, and my ipod songs were also sounding dull. i hav removed that app, but still my ipod songs sound monotonous. I have tried using different headphones, but problem still persists. I am not sure wheather this is a hardware or software issue..PLEASE HELP!!

You're welcome. And thanks for marking question as solved.
Happy listening
Stedman

Left and right button combo to emulate middle button?

Hi,
Anyone knows how to configure left and right button to work together to emulate middle button?, ie when pressing down both left and right button, it functions as middle button?
Simon

Hi and welcome to the forum sgao,
It's possible with a workaround, see this solution:- http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T510-both-touchpad-buttons-as-middle-click/...
Hope this helps.
Maliha (I don't work for lenovo)
ThinkPads:- T400[Win 7], T60[Win 7], IBM 240[Win XP]
IdeaPad: U350
Apple:- Macbook Air [Snow Leopard]
Did someone help you today? Compliment them with a Kudos!
Was your question answered today? Mark it as an Accepted Solution!
Lenovo Deutsche Community Lenovo Comunidad en Español
Visit my YouTube Channel

Mono 1 channel vocal file to both left and right?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for