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Converting stereo to dual mono???
I’m new to CS6 and have camera footage with one good audio track and one that’s just ambient a/c fan noise. I imported it into a sequence as a stereo track and was thinking that I could somehow copy the track to get two channels of the good track. I’ve read some posts and looked at some tutorials and have come away with the understanding that I can’t accomplish this without reimporting the footage or re-editing the sequences that use the footage. Is this correct? This is something that I could accomplish so easily in all versions of FCP that I cannot imagine Premiere not having this functionality. Am I missing something or am I hosed (or maybe both) ?
Craig
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Right click on the audio clip choose audio channels, then modify the outputs or add a submix track and control the outputs there.
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I simply use the Adobe FILL LEFT and FILL RIGHT audio effects. If you have a stereo track and only want to hear the Left channel, add Fill Left and it then takes over both the L and R channels equally, and the Right channel audio is not heard.
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Jeff Pulera
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this aint adobe but alot of file processing stuff like this is better done outside of adobe, so in this instance you could use audacity, lay it down in the tract and export each channel independently (just mute one at a time and export). i use audacity and vdub for most of my post processing techniques.
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