separating stereo track to individual mono tracks

edp wrote on 8/21/2001, 1:25 AM

A Video Karaoke file normally has a stereo track w/ has the accompaniment on the Left channels and the vocals on the right channel.

I want to separate it so that I could replace the right channel w/ a different set of vocals

Thanks for the help

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pup wrote on 8/21/2001, 8:03 AM

Hello. That would be very easy to do in Sound Forge, which is what I'm most familiar with. I only just started to mess around with Vegas Audio LE recently, so I too would like to know how this would be accomplished with Vegas alone. Do you have any version of Sound Forge? If so, you could open the file (or a copy)in Sound Forge and easily do what you need to do there. Then save it and put what you need back in your Vegas project. Hope this helps.

- pup

SonyEPM wrote on 8/21/2001, 8:57 AM

Vegas works with a stereo pair as a single track, so if you want to separate right and left and save to a new file only one of those channels, Sound Forge is your tool.

PipelineAudio wrote on 8/21/2001, 5:50 PM

wait a sec...what does the " multiple mono " format do in tools--->render to mix

edp wrote on 8/22/2001, 2:20 AM

Thanks for the advice, I know about sound forge but it seems no way w/in vegas

Cheesehole wrote on 8/27/2001, 6:48 PM

yeah you could render a new file with Vegas using the multiple mono feature to get two new mono wav tracks. They'll be labeled Left and Right in the resulting file names.