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Hi there,

I have a short audio file in stereo with some cracks coming from my
left speaker when I play it. I'd like to cut the right channel out so
that I hear only the clear sound. It would be mono (right?), but I
don' care. I even installed Audacity, but cannot handle the case on my
own.

Please advise!

KJ

[Emiliano Grilli]

On 18 Apr, 17:47, wrote:
Hi there,

I have a short audio file in stereo with some cracks coming from my
left speaker when I play it. I'd like to cut the right channel out so
that I hear only the clear sound. It would be mono (right?), but I
don' care. I even installed Audacity, but cannot handle the case on my
own.


With audacity, by clicking on the track name (where there's a little
black down arrow) you get a menu: select "split stereo track". Then
you can remove the unwanted channel (with the "X" button). Now you
have a mono wave file.
If you want to duplicate this channel into a "stereo" file: tracks-
add new-audio track, then copy all from the first channel and paste
on the new added one. Finally, from the first channel menu, select
"make stereo track". Done.


Please advise!
KJ

HTH
Ciao
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[Tobiah]

wrote:
Hi there,

I have a short audio file in stereo with some cracks coming from my
left speaker when I play it. I'd like to cut the right channel out so
that I hear only the clear sound. It would be mono (right?), but I
don' care. I even installed Audacity, but cannot handle the case on my
own.
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From a quick google of audacity and split stereo:

Click the name of the stereo track, between the X and the back down-arrow.
Select "Split Stereo Track"

This will give you two tracks, but each track will still be right/left.
So, for each track:

Click the name of the stereo track, between the X and the back down-arrow.
Select "Mono"

All set!
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What would be cool then, would be to cross fade the right
channel over the left only where the cracks are.

Toby

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