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How to record voice over in mono?
I want to record voice over in premiere in mono. Im recording with a mono mic but Its gets recorded as a stereo track with only voice in one channel? Where do you change this? Seams like even if i set a mono track, the voice over will record in stereo plus one empty channel. Where should i do the changes? Is it in premieres channelmixer or perhaps i have looked in the wrong end.
//Joel
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Hi Joel,
make a new audio track in your timeline, set it to mono.
Add the record-symbol to your audiotrack-icons, activate record on that mono track.Best,
Jo -
Unless you go back and reset your timeline to have mono tracks, it might be simpler to simply make the mono track play as stereo.
In the Project/Bin panel, select your mono clip. Choose Clip > Modify > Audio Channels. In the Modify Clip dialog box, select Mono As Stereo, and then click OK. Note: You can apply the Modify Clip command to a mono clip only in the Project panel, before the clip appears in a Timeline panel. If you have already placed it in the timeline, you’ll need to place it again.
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