Voiceover Record Stereo with Mono Mic

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February 21, 2017
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Sirs:

My computer is Win 7 64bit Adobe CS6. Using mono mic thru M-Audio Pro-USB. How can I record to both channels at the same time? Otherwise I must copy and paste which very time consuming.

Thanks,

David

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Correct answer MikeHarrison

Mike:

Thanks for your response. When I record and playback I only hear from one speaker unless I cut and paste to the other track.

Thanks,

David

I know that, David. That's why I suggested opening a NEW MONO file, not a stereo file. A mono file should play from both speakers.

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Dave514Author

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Thanks but nothing worked.

ryclark

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Which of the above suggestions didn't work? All of them will work if used correctly. Are you trying to record into the Waveform or Multitrack view? If you let us know what you tried we can perhaps give you some more guidance.

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Dave514Author

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I'm using waveform and when I record on the one channel it only playsback through one speaker. i have to cut and paste to have it play through both.

None of the suggestions worked.

David

ryclark

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Are you recording into the Waveform edit view or the Multitrack view? If you are recording from a mono mic why do you want to duplicate the audio onto two tracks? In either case you should just record a single mono file which will only use up half the space of a dual track mono recording. A mono file will playback out of both speakers from the Waveform view or, if you are recording into a stereo Multitrack session, can be panned to any position between the two track stereo output.

Bob Howes

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Yup. Easiest was is to simply record you mic to a mono track. When setting up your session, click on the Input box (in the settings panel at the left end of each track) and you'll be offered a choice of mono or stereo track. If you record mono, you can still specify the final mix to be a stereo file and you can also use the various pan controls to put the sound anywhere you want it.

If there is some reason your original recording must be in stereo (actually 2 track mono since you mic is a mono device) rather than cutting and pasting, you could also try Edit/Convert Sample Type (Shift+T as the shortcut) and tell it to make a stereo track.

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