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Looking for a plug-in, preferably Nyquist, that will do something like the "Elastic Audio" in Pro Tools. I have been manually lengthening/shortening the duration of sound sections one at a time to make two tracks synch better with each other. Elastic audio apparently lets you mark all the ...

Sorry I couldn't think of a clear, yet short enough subject line for what I'm looking for. I understand a lot about physics of sound from my prior career in sonar, but I know nothing at all about they way people do things in the performance audio world. I want to do some time editing of spoken word ...

Before you flatten the file, listen to it. Flattening takes whatever settings you have Aha. That was not obvious. Yes, making sure both are checked solved the problem. I am going to "new file" every time, so that my original project remains "unflattened." Thanks for the explanat...

OK, I probably wasn't clear, so I'll try again. I had two mono tracks. As advised, I selected "left front" in one, and "right front" in the other, and then "flatten" Result was a stereo track which I was able to save as MP3. But when I had the same situation, and select...

In recording? You have to set both channels, one to left and the other to right. You also have to check play on both of them. Left/Right are not available. Left front/right front worked before, as I said. This time it does not work and no, I am not recording. I said I am combining two mono files . ...

It worked the first time, but this time, doing the same thing makes one of the tracks the left channel and silences the other track for the right.

?!?!?

CDJonah_alt wrote:Go to the little box on the right and set one left front and the other right front (or front left and frong right)

That's it, thanks!

I took two stereo files and made each mono.
Moved one of the tracks into the same window as the other.
How do I turn them into a single stereo track, so that file A is left and file B is right?