Is it possible to edit an audio file so that the channels are
transposed. i.e. move left channel to right and vise versa.
If so, what software do I need?
tia
Rob

In Cubase SX select the file in the arrange window. Then go to Process and
select Stereo Flip. There are options there to do that

Martin

"Bampah" wrote in message
ups.com...
Is it possible to edit an audio file so that the channels are
transposed. i.e. move left channel to right and vise versa.
If so, what software do I need?
tia
Rob

Bampah wrote:

Is it possible to edit an audio file so that the channels are
transposed. i.e. move left channel to right and vise versa.
If so, what software do I need?

It is truly a sad commentary on the human race when we need software to do
something like that. Unplug the left & right cables and SWITCH THEM.

I think I'll write a C++ program to scratch my balls for me so I can keep
both hands on the console.

Agent 86 wrote:

Bampah wrote:

Is it possible to edit an audio file so that the channels are
transposed. i.e. move left channel to right and vise versa.
If so, what software do I need?

It is truly a sad commentary on the human race when we need software to do
something like that. Unplug the left & right cables and SWITCH THEM.

Bampah did specify an "audio file." What cables might such a file provide
that he can SWITCH?

I think I'll write a C++ program to scratch my balls for me so I can keep
both hands on the console.

I would be very interested in seeing the functional requirements and user
interface documents of such a program.

--
================================================== ======================
Michael Kesti | "And like, one and one don't make
| two, one and one make one."
mrkesti at comcast dot net | - The Who, Bargain

Just to answer the original question: almost any audio editing program will
have some way to do this. A free one is Audacity:

http://audacity.sourceforge.net/

Peace,
Paul

Thanks Paul & Michael,

I couldn't manage it with Nero wave editor so I'll give Audacity a try.

Harmony
Rob

On 26 Jan 2006 09:19:31 -0800, "Bampah" wrote:

I couldn't manage it with Nero wave editor so I'll give Audacity a try.

The Stereo Processor in Nero WE seems to do it?

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 18:52:40 -0800, "Michael R. Kesti"
trained 100 monkeys to jump on the keyboard and
write:

I think I'll write a C++ program to scratch my balls for me so I can keep
both hands on the console.

I would be very interested in seeing the functional requirements and user
interface documents of such a program.

I don't... I'd be too afraid of what would happen in case of a
glitch...
--
jtougas

"listen- there's a hell of a good universe next door
let's go" - e.e. cummings

Agent 86 wrote:

It is truly a sad commentary on the human race when we need software to do
something like that. Unplug the left & right cables and SWITCH THEM.

IMHO it is a sad commentary on the human race when saddos like yourself
feel the need to flame anyone who posts a question that you feel is
beneath your lofty dignity to offer any positive assistance.


I think I'll write a C++ program to scratch my balls for me so I can keep
both hands on the console.

Whilst you are down there scratching, why not move slightly backwards
and put your lipstick on as your 'solution' was totally inadequate to
resolve my problem and only indicated where you are talking from.

"Bampah" wrote in message
ups.com...
Agent 86 wrote:

It is truly a sad commentary on the human race when we need software to
do
something like that. Unplug the left & right cables and SWITCH THEM.

IMHO it is a sad commentary on the human race when saddos like yourself
feel the need to flame anyone who posts a question that you feel is
beneath your lofty dignity to offer any positive assistance.


Shoot me, but I haven't understood Agent86's remarks as offensive. In fact,
it doesn't seem like they were addressed to you at all.



I think I'll write a C++ program to scratch my balls for me so I can
keep
both hands on the console.

Whilst you are down there scratching, why not move slightly backwards
and put your lipstick on as your 'solution' was totally inadequate to
resolve my problem and only indicated where you are talking from.


I think you would have done yourself a favour if you had re-read his post
and perhaps tried to clarify a thing or two before showing your true colors.
We've had enough newbies showing really bad attitude, firing personal
insults as soon as they receive anything but completely servile replies.
This is not your free support line. If you want any respect here at least
pretend you have a minimum of respect to give.

Predrag

Thanks for your comments Pedrag but I think it is probably you who
should re-read Agent86's posting.
His reply did nothing to assist me in my query and he implied that I
was too stupid to think about swapping cables when I had made it quite
clear it was an audio file query, not a hardware query.
I was not after a servile reply but certainly did not expect or deserve
a flaming. Whilst I am a newbie to your group I have tried to help many
people in groups where I am not.
I would certainly not condone anyone in any group replying to a newbie
with that sort of attitude and am surprised that you are supporting
him.
Having said that, I apologise if my reply offended you but I do suggest
that you stop treating this group as your own personal domain.

"Bampah" wrote in message
ps.com...
Thanks for your comments Pedrag but I think it is probably you who
should re-read Agent86's posting.
His reply did nothing to assist me in my query and he implied that I
was too stupid to think about swapping cables when I had made it quite
clear it was an audio file query, not a hardware query.


OK, I re-read his reply and agree that it wasn't exactly relevant to your
question. I still don't believe that the harshness of your reaction was
appropriate, especially your choice of words, but I can see now that you
could have been offended by his comments.



I was not after a servile reply but certainly did not expect or deserve
a flaming. Whilst I am a newbie to your group I have tried to help many
people in groups where I am not.
I would certainly not condone anyone in any group replying to a newbie
with that sort of attitude and am surprised that you are supporting
him.


I myself would have never made such comments and
I'm not supporting anything that contributes to noise. It's just that your
noise was louder than his and that's what I reacted to. Let's call it the
masking effect. It was late in the night, ear fatigue and all.

I've tried for years to stay out of conflicts here on r.a.p. and I've
certainly never called anybody names, but recently I seem to be unable to
escape getting openly insulted on a regular basis. I still don't feel like
entering into ****ing matches, especially with anonymous posters, but I do
believe that a more pro-active approach in such cases is beneficial in the
long run.


Having said that, I apologise if my reply offended you but I do suggest
that you stop treating this group as your own personal domain.


Just stick around and you'll see that I have no such ambitions.

Your reply didn't offend me personally, but I appreciate your willingness to
apologize. It shows class, something that certain passers-by here are sorely
missing.

Predrag

Is it possible to edit an audio file so that the channels are
transposed. i.e. move left channel to right and vise versa.
If so, what software do I need?

Any DAW should have a plugin that will accomplish this. In Digital
Performer it's the "Trim" plugin, which provides a set of panpots for
moving the channels anywhere you want them in the stereo field.
Scott Fraser