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Luis Ortega

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May 10, 2007
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I have an audio clip in FCP that is mono and I would like to make it into a stereo clip so that the sound matches the rest of the audio clips and comes out both channels.
I think I used to know how to do this using some sort of audio filter, but I may be confusing FCP with Premiere Pro in how it is done. I can't figure it out now.
(that's the trouble with using too many video editors- you start getting them confused!)
Can anyone please advise me how I can make a mono clip into a stereo clip in FCP?
Thanks for any advice.
 

Courtaj

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Jul 3, 2008
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Edinburgh, U.K.
You can easily create dual mono by duplicating the track, but as for how to make an actual stereo signal from a mono one - well you've got me beat.
 

LethalWolfe

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Jan 11, 2002
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Los Angeles
Don't double up the mono clip onto two channels, just adjust the pan so it is centered. Putting a mono clip on two tracks and panning them left and right can induce audio errors.


Lethal
 

Luis Ortega

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May 10, 2007
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Thanks, everyone. Centering the pan slider on the mono clip makes it come out of both speakers, and increasing the volume a little compensates for the loss in volume.
I had no illusions of being able to get true stereo, just sound from both chanels.
 
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