Subject:switching left and right

Posted by: kidd2

Date:3/18/1999 9:32:58 AM

I need to switch the left and right channels of a 16bit
stereo song in SF 4.0. Just to confirm: the result would
be the same as swapping the 2 output cables on your CD
player that go to your receiver.

I've tried to "copy" the entire left or right channel and
then "paste" it to a new blank stereo window - this
partially works. The data does paste to the channel I
select only BUT there is the normal background that is seen
on both channels. What I mean is the (default) "white"
background that is behind the (default) "blue" waveform.
The data pastes to the one channel selected but the "white"
background appears on both channels. This means that when
I paste the other channel, it moves the first paste all the
way to the end of the new paste, even though I was only
pasting one channel to one channel.

Is there a way to only affect one channel when pasting to a
new window?

I mentioned that I tried to copy the entire left or right
channel but that does not matter. Any size paste into the
new blank stereo window gives the same results. It's not
about the size, it's about both channels being affected
even though only one channel is receiving data (music).

thank-you

Subject:Re: switching left and right

Reply by: pwppch

Date:3/18/1999 2:32:02 PM

Just use the Process | Channel converter... from the menu. Select "Stereo to
Stereo -Swap Channels" and party on.

Peter

kidd2 wrote in message ...
>I need to switch the left and right channels of a 16bit
>stereo song in SF 4.0. Just to confirm: the result would
>be the same as swapping the 2 output cables on your CD
>player that go to your receiver.
>
>I've tried to "copy" the entire left or right channel and
>then "paste" it to a new blank stereo window - this
>partially works. The data does paste to the channel I
>select only BUT there is the normal background that is seen
>on both channels. What I mean is the (default) "white"
>background that is behind the (default) "blue" waveform.
>The data pastes to the one channel selected but the "white"
>background appears on both channels. This means that when
>I paste the other channel, it moves the first paste all the
>way to the end of the new paste, even though I was only
>pasting one channel to one channel.
>
>Is there a way to only affect one channel when pasting to a
>new window?
>
>I mentioned that I tried to copy the entire left or right
>channel but that does not matter. Any size paste into the
>new blank stereo window gives the same results. It's not
>about the size, it's about both channels being affected
>even though only one channel is receiving data (music).
>
>thank-you