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Combining Dual and Single Channel Audio in Short Film
Hello, I’m editing a short film shot on the DVX100A with Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5. Part of the audio was recorded on two channels with a mixer and part on one channel with no mixer.
When I play a DVD of a scene on my stereo TV, I hear the actors through both right and left speakers, but when there’s a cut to a clip that was shot using only one channel (direct into the camera with no mixer) it will only come out of one speaker. Is there a way I can blend the two so both channels are the same?
I thought perhaps I could add a copy of a single channel track below the original on the Time Line and make it either left or right.
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Apply the Fill Left or Fill Right effect filter to the audio layer that’s mono. It will then force the clip to use the Channel of the name of the filter you are using, it’s still mono, but comes out of both speakers.
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Thanks Jon, I’ll try that – Raymond
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It worked! Thanks – Raymond
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