Splitting Audio Channels in Elements 10

I have to channels of audio recorded on my video. Ch.1 (left) is the camera mic and Ch. 2 (Right) is the lav. mic. How do I split the channels and remove the camera mic? Once they are split I would also like to center Ch. 2 to both the left and right speakers.

Try using the Fill Left audio effect.

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Split Audio / Stereo Pairs

I need to export a Quicktime with 4 channel Split audio, Channels 1&2 as a stereo pair, channels 3&4 as a stereo pair. Will CS6 do this? It looks like I can export mono channels, but not what I need. Currently using Final Cut 7 to do this, would like to eliminate the extra step and do it out of Premiere.

You can get stereo track for rear channels via Adobe Audition.
Have no idea if it's easier for you or not.

How to split audio tracks into left and right channels as we do in FCP or Avid needed for dubbing?

We are recording in two languages, one in left and the other in right channel. However, in Adobe Premiere Pro we are not able to split the track when we take up for rought cut. Both the tracks are found mixed. Pl help. Since we need to maintian the split track to dubb into other languages.

You need to do this before adding the footage to the sequence:
Select the clip (or multiple clips) in the bin
Menu > Clip > Modify > Audio Channels (Shift G)
Change 'Number of Audio Tracks' to 2
Change 'Channel Format' to Mono
Dismiss the info message.
When you place the clip in a sequence it will now drop L and R into separate tracks (assuming your sequence allows that audio model).

Split/discrete audio channels?

How do you split audio tracks on export? So that the quicktime or exported video file can have, say, dialogue on channel 1 and music/sfx on channel 2?

It should work if you setup your sequence as multitrack.
http://www.retooled.net/?p=317

How do I separate audio channels to edit them seperatly ... they are both in the same clip when I record from two diffrent mics on two diffrent channels

I have premier
elements 12
How do I separate audio channels to edit them seperatly ... they are both in the same clip when I record from two diffrent mics on two diffrent channels

timc
I do not see a way to separate audio channels to edit them separately in Premiere Elements (any version).
Premiere Elements does have audio effects including Balance, Fill Right/Fill Left, and Swap channels, but that is not what you are seeking.
I would refer you to an audio editor such as the free Audacity for what you want to do.
Splitting and Joining Stereo Tracks - Audacity Manual
I am not sure if this is close to what you seek
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/883383
But, the opportunity seems to be in Premiere Pro, not Premiere Elements
Please review and consider and then let me your thinking on the matter relating to your Premiere Elements 12 (what operating system).
Thanks.
ATR

How can I separate Left and right audio channels in labview 8.5 tia sal22

How can I separate Left and right audio channels in labview
8.5 tia sal22
Greetings All
I have a working Labview vi that converts a math formula to an
audio signal. I would like to have the
right and left audio channels playing different math audio signals is this
possible?
Example
Right channel -> plays the audio signal created by a math
formula
Left channel -> plays the audio signal created by another
math formula with adjustable phase control
I’ve included a VI with a working audio and math formula but
I’m not sure how to separate the left and right channels.
I’m using labview 8.5
I looked up a similar question on the
support board and it said” use an instance of the the Sound Output Write that
has a 1D waveform data type input (i.e. Sound Output Write (DBL)). Each
element in the array would correspond to a channel.”
But I’m not exactly sure what he meant. I’m using a formula to generate the wave file
Tia sal22
Attachments:
fixed mathscript formula to sound test.vi ‏680 KB

Sorry it took so long to get back. Here's the new VI with it splitting out the left and right channels.
I'm using a Gigaport HD 8 output usb audio device but I'm experience clicks and pops. I increase the buffers
but I still get the clicks and pops. I know gigaport HD can use ASIO drivers which most likely would solve the problem but one needs to code in C for this which I'm not proficient in. Can someone recommend a work around to prevent this clicks and pops, can I somehow change my VI to fix this? Does anyone have a VI that will allow access to the ASIO latency properties?
I'm using labview 8.5
And a gigaport HD which is a USB audio device which outputs 8 analog signals (it is ASIO compatible)
tia sal22
Attachments:
lvt_audio_realtime-out left right device ID test.vi ‏68 KB

Premiere CS 5 - discrete split audio quick time outputs

I am a relatively new user to CS5. I have a background with Avid Media Composer and Final Cut Pro.
I need to send an edit of my movie to a music composer. The standard for this is to have the audio split in the Quicktime file - dialog and effects panned left; music panned right.
I can mix the tracks in Premiere this way but all the output settings - mono vs. stereo, etc - have all the audio tracks mixed into the L channel and the R channel.
After searching the forums and multiple outputs I don't think there is a way to do this in CS5.
A few questions:
1) is it possible to make split audio outputs in CS5?
2) CS5.5 has more features, especially to send to Audition - does CS5.5 do split audio w or w/out the use of Audition?
3) is this on Adobe development list?
4) is there a work around?
So far I really liked CS5 but not being able to make split audio outputs severely limits the ability of the product to be used in high end productions when you are dealing with sound houses and music composers who expect this to be standard.
Both Avid and FCP (the pre-X versions I've used) can do this.
Any advice?
thank in advance
-B

all the output settings - mono vs. stereo, etc - have all the audio tracks mixed into the L channel and the R channel.
Maybe I'm missing something here but, isn't that what you wanted? Two separate channels?

Error message: The selected file cannot be linked because it has 6 audio channel(s) and the clip was

I recently purchased/upgraded from Premiere Elements 5 to Premiere Elements 9 and I cannot open the projects in version 9 that were created with version 5. It shows it as offline. I get a message to open up a file and when I do i receive the error message: The selected file cannot be linked because it has 6 audio channel(s) and the clip was created with 2 audio channels. Can someone help me or tell what I am doing wrong? All of my projects that were completed in version 5 cannot be opened up in version 9.
Thank you.

Bill,
I ran G-Spot on one of the files and here it what I have:
DVD "VOB" format
MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR
I guess I am really confused. The project that I am trying to open PrE 9 was completed in PrE 3 w/templates , scenes, etc. The movie was burned to a DVD. I cannot understand why I cannot open it with a newer version of PrE. According to G-Spot (I am assuming this is what you mean above), it is already in 2 channels. To me this should be ok. I put many, many hours into these videos and now it seems all for not.
Here is what I did so far:
I uploaded the required media files to a new project in PrE9 and let them index and conform. I saved the project with the same name in a different location. Do I have to do this to the project files and/or the original media files? Confusion starts here.
The next step is where I am confused. I do not know if I am proceeding in the right direction from here. There is the share tab in the upper right hand corner. Is this what you are talking about? I am truly lost from here.
Thanks.

Can I edit footage recorded in 1080p24 with 5.1ch surround audio using Premiere Elements 12? I'm only seeing stereo audio...

Hi all,
Quick one - I've recorded footage using a Sony HDR-PJ810 in 1080p24 with 5.1ch surround audio (currently experimenting with different frame rates, resolutions and audio). If I import this into a 1080p24 preset in Premiere Elements 12 then I see only stereo audio with no obvious way to add a 5.1 channel.
If I import this into a 5.1ch surround preset (like 1080i 30 5.1) then I can see the audio across 6 channels but it's obviously having to unevenly spread 24 frames across 30 spaces in order to match the frame rates (skipping some of the slots which I suspect will cause playback artifacts).
Is there any way to get a 5.1ch surround audio track within a 1080p24 project? (I don't see it as a preset). Thanks!

OraAmator
What computer operating system is your Premiere Elements 12 running on?
The answer is to create a 1080p24 5.1 Channel project preset.
Please see my work on the approach to doing this and related information. If necessary, I will write instructions specific to 1080p24 5.1 channel
ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE11: Exporting a 1080p50 or 1080p60 file with 5.1 Channel Audio
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ATR Premiere Elements Troubleshooting: PE12: Exporting a 720p50 or 720p60 file with 5.1 Channel Audio
Are you in a NTSC or PAL area? Reason for that question will be mentioned later.
ATR

Record desktop with split audio tracks?

Is there some program that can record the desktop, as well as multiple audio channels? I need to keep the audio channels split, so I can later individually mute them and edit them when I need to.
If there is no such application available for Linux, I guess the only option would be to record the audio separately. Feel free to suggest audio recording applications able to record multiple channels too. I'd prefer to have just one application handling both video and audio though, as that prevents any potential syncing issues.
Thanks in advance!

Presuming you have your audio devices configured as separate streams (be they jack, alsa or pulse) you can use ffmpeg via the command line to record desktop using the x11grab input source and then route as many audio tracks as you desire. Check the ffmpeg wiki for more. Googlefu applies. Let me know if you need help with more direct information.

Enabling AirPlay to multiple speakers causes audio channels on local computer to playback incorrectly

iTunes has an audio bug that has been a problem for the last couple releases and it's been driving me crazy lately. The problem is streaming audio to any AirPlay devices from iTunes causes iTunes to for lack of a technical term "munge" the audio placing back out of the local audio output. It seems like stereo audio stops playing out of the local audio output and instead either the left or right audio channel plays back out of both speakers. The stereo channel audio playing out of the AirPlay device appears to be unaffected.
This can be reproduced by:
1. launch iTunes when AirPlay output device is available (AirPort Express, AppleTV)
2. open the Multiple Speakers panel
3. make sure both "Computer" and one other AirPlay output device are checked
4. playback an audio track you are familiar with that has clear stereo separated audio (something with a vocal track with one singer mostly on the left channel and another mostly on the right channel is a good option)
5. the playback will sound odd, like parts of the recording aren't present - vocals quiet or missing; guitar riff quiet or missing
6. uncheck all AirPlay output devices so that only "Computer" is selected
7. listen to the audio track again, it will sound normal
-- if you identify where the audio has missing elements you can click the AirPlay output device on and off in the Multiple Speakers panel and hear the elements magically appear / disappear
A great track to test with the The Beatles / Revolver / Taxman. From 1:12 - 1:25 there is a guitar solo. With the AirPlay device on this solo is completely missing and the track just has bass, drums, and rhythm guitar.
I'm not certain this has to do with stereo audio channel issues on the local playback, but obviously as soon as the AirPlay streaming code kicks it, something with the audio channels on iTunes is getting hosed. It's only been an issue for the last 6-9 months for me and audio streaming worked great for years before that.
Can others reproduce this problem? If so, Apple really needs to escalate this for a fix because using AirPlay pretty much ruins the quality of audio output currently which makes me never want to use it.

don't know if you are still looking at this thread, i hope so.
I have a similar problem, and I wondered if you might help. I have a macbook (2008) running the latest version of itunes (just updated) and Airplay tho with a pretty old router. (I got a relatively new one for the network just a few months ago but the one hooked up to my amplifier is an old airport-- the square ones-- I have had for years -- it's linked to the amp via the 3.5mm output jack)
I seem to run into this on the "Rubber Soul" album, and I checked it agsint the copies from iTunes and even ripping another edition of the CD. The vocal tracks seem to disappear, like the guys are singing at the bottom of a well. "Run For Your Life" for example, the verses Lennon sings are almost inaudible. On Norwegian Wood it sounds like they are in an echo chamber a mile away.
So, on all my other music it seems fine, but I wasn't sure if Steve Jobs hated "Rubber Soul" or what.
I haven't duplicated this on other music -- tho just now I noticed some weird effects on the opening track of Sgt. Pepper. Only half the vocals are on, the lyrics by Lennon are again near-absent) I might try to see what happens when I play the mono version of my Jefferson Airplane CD.
Is there a software fix? Should I be linking my airport in some other fashion to the amp? (The amp is pretty old, I got it in what, 1998?) Should I be using the USB link somehow to the audio out? Is thi an effect of weird stereo mixes of the 1960s?
BTW I am not trying to tream to multiple devices or anythign, just to the one.

Capturing 2 audio channels

I have recorded 2 audio channels from my Canon XHA1S (XLR and onboard) and when I capture into PRE, only 1 audio track shows up - I have checked the camera setting several times and everything looks good there - something simple I'm sure - I am using PRE 8.
Eric

Well I've recorded 2 channels of audio on the tape - is that what 'dub tracks' means? So does that mean that the audio file PRE brought in is a combination of the 2 tracks? I've been thinking about Pre Pro for a while - I've been using Elements for about a year - I feel fairly comfortable with it and I know how to do some keyframing - how big is the learning curve from Pre Elements to CS5?

Hearing only one audio channel in source window & in timeline

Hi all,
As most of you I get a lot of footage where the audio is split - left channel for gun-mic\\front-mic and right channel for neck mic.
A lot of times I want to preview only one audio channel in the source window.
I cant find a way to do it.
Also whan I try to hear\monitor only one channel when the clip is in the timeline - its a problem -
the only way I know is by using the fill Left\Fill right effect - it is good when I do the final mix
but sometimes I just want to hear one of the channels.
without the tidius way of adding an effect just to preview something and then deleting it.
I'm sure there a way to do this - right?
thanks!

Thank you very much for replying
Select the clip in the Project Window and duplicate.
Select duplicated clip > clip > Audio Options > Source Channel Mapping.
Disable one of the channel and hit OK
Place this clip on the timeline and ALT + double click so it will open in the Source Monitor.
This is a very messy and unconfterble way to work - because I need to toggle this every time I want to switch channels to monitor.
Instead of adding the effect fill left/right you can toggle the effect on and off for the whole track in the Audio mixer.
This is a nice solution when I work on the timeline - but it won't help when I go on the source footage.
I think the only way to switch channels for a quick preview in premiere is by buying a Sound card with a channel switcher - or using a mixer...
so dissapointing...

AME merging audio channels

I have mxf clips with two channels of audio recorded on different microphones. The channels contain different content so I want to keep them separate. Media encoder (and every other transcoder that I have tried) merges the two channels into two identical channels. The only choices are mono (only gives me one channel), stereo (does the merging), and 5.1 (not appropriate).
Is there some way to convert the clips to Apple ProRes and keep the channels independent?
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Catherine,
I've learned that this is a result of the fact that XDCAM is interpreted by default as split mono. The only option I've found within PPRO/AME to preserve the two original audio streams as separate channels is what I suggested earlier: drop the content onto a sequence in PPRO and use the Audio Mixer to put Audio 1 entirely on one channel and Audio 2 on the other.
A colleague suggested setting the source to Stereo through the Modify Clip dialog (in PPRO, right-click the clip, Modify>Audio Channels). I tried a few tests of that option in CS5.5 with no success, but that's not my area, so user error is an entirely plausible explanation.
I've entered two related feature requests that would enable AME users to avoid mixing streams without going through PPRO.

Get 4 audio channels out through SDI whit BlackMagic UltraStudio Express

Hi,
We have some issues with the Blackmagic UltraStudio Express and Premiere Pro.
We need to get out 4 audio channels through SDI for different broadcast and news feeds. We can't do that with the UltraStudio Express on different Mac Book Pro (one on OS 10.9 and one on 10.8.5) with Premiere pro CC and Premiere pro CS6. (We have try with the driver 9.9.3 and 9.6.8). The only thing we manage to monitor out of the UltraStudio is 2 audio channels.
We know it "could" work as :
- We are able with the same setup to get 4 audio channels via FCP 7.0
- We are able with a Mac Pro OS10.8.5 + Blackmagic Decklink HD Extreme 2 (driver 9.6.8) to get 4 audio channels with Adobe Premiere CC
Do you have maybe a solution for this ?
Have a nice day !
Best regards
Yann-David Urbanowicz

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