audio stereo, recorded on 1 chanel. A1 nothing!

[Michael Sacci]

and audio channel A2 (or A-any number) can only be one track. It can be panned to one side of a stereo track or in the middle. If your A2 is just coming out the right speaker you can pan it to the center (0) and then it will come out equally on both sides. But if there is missing audio there is no magic way to bring it back.

[Bruno Perosa]

you could duplicate the good track, replacing the bad one and turn one to left and one to right duplicating the volume of sound (even if it would be mono on 2 tracks and not stereo…)

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[Alexander Kallas]

Hi Teilman,
You can copy and paste the audio track to another exactly above or below, and adjust either/both as Michael said for your required effect.

Cheers
Alexander

[Rafael Amador]

Hi Tielman,
I don’t not yet any pro or semi-pro camera that records stereo. Cameras normally records two (or 4) mono channels.
Recording an interview in two channels is just a matter of security.
Why you want t put in FC two channels with exactly the same audio?
One is enough and unless you have recorded the interview too low there is not point in duplicating the track.
rafa-el
PS: Professional stereo microphones don’t have an stereo output. They are just two microphones together and they have to be recorded in two mono audio channels. Is to you to pair it as stereo with a mixer or in FC or any other application.

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[Tielman Dewaele]

ok thx guys,
I simply used the audio mixer, and as michael sacci said, i needed to put it the stereo centre in the middle, pan it up some. Sounds great!
Great thx!

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