#OCENAUDIO STEREO TO MONO PRO#
#OCENAUDIO STEREO TO MONO MAC#

As explained in this email below that I sent to the developer of Twisted Wave yesterday, can anyone else offer input to find a replacement OSX application with the functions I list below similar to Peak 7? The biggie is to create what Peak termed 'playlist' editing. It is part of the tried-and-true vs start-up Tools question.Īnd unrestricted phone support is rare.

#OCENAUDIO STEREO TO MONO PRO#

DAW genealogy.Īnd I very much miss being able to call Avid and speak to a knowledgeable, passionate person about Pro Tools. And, that the now defunct Peak was related to SDII. I had no idea PT's MIDI is related to the legendary StudioVision (which I don't know). I have Pro Tools but I am unsure if it has great sample looping capabilities. On my list: Loop Editor 2 (audiofile-engineering), DSP Quattro, Wavelab (elements or full). Great key commands, and quick/effective workflows. Just looking for a great tool for the job.

#OCENAUDIO STEREO TO MONO MAC#

It seems it's hard for two track Mac editors to survive. I am here looking for a tried-and-true editor with excellent workflow for sample looping. Although it is not obvious, you can select andĭelete channels with 'Reorder Channels' tool. When you are done, you can select 'File > Export IndividualĬhannels.' to make mono files, or you can use the 'Edit > ReorderĬhannels' tool to remove some channels and keep only two if you want That by placing the cursor in a single channel, or selecting a region If you want to play back only a single or two channels, you can do You may want toĬheck the option 'Edit > Lock Channels' to make it easier to selectĪudio in all the channels simultaneously.

Simultaneously, or six if you have three stereo files. Then, you make your edits by working on the three channels The pop-up button at the bottom of the file selection dialog. Selecting the three files, and select the option 'Merge Channels' in You can do that by selecting 'File > Open.', Next edit, indeed, and there is currently no way to change that.Īnd in order to apply the same edits to multiple files, there is noīuilt-in or convenient way to do that, but you could try thisįirst, open the three files in the same document by creating a Thomas from Twisted Wave wrote back today and has some great ideas and advice that has changed my whole concept of editing multiple mixes of karaoke songs in the SAME window!! THANKS THOMASĬoncerning the cuts and crossfades, they can only be edited until the

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