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Audio Mastering Help
Hi,
If anybody can help, it would be greatly appreciated.
I shot an interview with a wired mic connected to the input2 on my JVC HD200.
I used premiere cs3 to edit the footage in Stereo. Also used music to mix in with my footage.
Upon mastering to DVD, I find that since the interview was recorded through the camera’s input 2, the Master Audio Meters in premiere only show the right channel picking up the audio.
Therefore, the master audio only contains the interview signal on the right channel and for those who may hook up their DVD player and only plug in the Left audio channel, the interview will not be heard.
My question, is there a way to get the “Right Channel Only” recorded interview audio track on both the Left and Right Master Audio Track??? I know in Avid Xpress, there is a button called “all tracks centered” which allows the audio signals on all tracks (regardless of which input channel the audio was recorded on) to come out as equal on both the Left and Right Master audio tracks.
Thank you in advance for any help thrown my way.
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4 Replies
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the interview audio needs a filter added. use the fill right audio filter. this should give you what you want.
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[marc dejesus] “My question, is there a way to get the “Right Channel Only” recorded interview audio track on both the Left and Right Master Audio Track???”
See: FAQ:How do I create mono/stereo out of stereo/mono audio?
Cheers
Eddie -
THANKS…. the fill right filter worked… although its quite a pain.. cause i have to apply it now to every single edit.. but thanks for both your responses.. you guys rock.
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if you use the audio mixer you can apply a fill effect to the entire audio track and anything that is in that track will use the effect/s applied to that track via the audio mixer. that will save you heaps of time.
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