combine two audio sources into one headphone

Extracting one of the recorded master channels prior to compression improves audio levels and reduces the size of the final compressed file. I do this every week for the Digital Production Buzz which is recorded in stereo, but compressed and posted as mono. The left channel is indicated by “_L_” in the file name, while the right channel contains “_R_”. Right-click (or Control-click) directly on the waveform and choose Extract Channels to Mono Files.Īlmost instantly, two (or more) mono files are added to the File Panel, ready to add to your mix. Here, for example, is a stereo clip (“Space Ambience”) that needs to go into a mono session (“Multitrack Session”).Īfter importing a multi-channel audio clip into Audition, double-click the clip to open it in the Waveform Editor. Commercial solutions appear to all involve amplification and volume control, which my two sources already have. I realize I can't just wire two audio sources in parallel since they'll then be driving each other.

I want to avoid the audio level differences between channels in a stereo and mono clipĪdobe Audition makes this easy, but it isn’t obvious. I'd like to connect one pair of headphones to the headphone jack on two audio sources simultaneously.There is phase cancellation between the two channels.The master clip is stereo while the session is mono.

I recorded dual-channel (or more) mono audio in the field and need to separate the interviewer from the guest into two separate clips.

There are many times where I need to convert a multichannel clip into separate mono clips to simplify a mix.

Combine two audio sources into one headphone