[Trevor]

"Ron Capik" wrote in message
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Splitting the file in to 6 mono files is a pain in the ass.
The file(s) load in to Sound Forge just fine.

Automate it in Sound Forge then. Having them in seperate files lets you
use
them in *far* more software.

I'm confused. Automate what "it" to do what
in Sound Forge, ...and how?

Open the multi-channel files and save them as mono wave files.

[Are you talking about that cryptic scripting stuff?]

Yes.

Then too, I don't have (nor am currently aware of)
any of the "*far* more software" that you speak of.

It's your choice to decide what you want to do, or need obviously.

Trevor.