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Old June 18th, 2008, 12:42 PM   #1
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Turning a single mono channel into stereo on Premiere CS3?

I sincerely apologize if this topic was already covered on the forum, but I couldn't find an answer searching the forum itself. I assume this is a regular occurrence with newbies.

Well this is the problem, I used my Canon HX A1's XLR output but recored the whole scene on only one channel. Is there a way I can turn it into stereo, or am I doomed to film the whole thing again?

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Old June 18th, 2008, 03:29 PM   #2
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newbies never search the manuals

Hi there,
This can happen to anyone hopefully you don't have a deadline like I did ST*PID.
And I quote the manual :
" Use a mono clip as stereo
You may sometimes find it useful to use a mono audio clip as a stereo clip. Using the Source Channel Mappings feature, you can apply a mono clip to a pair of left and right stereo channels.

In the Project panel, select a mono clip.
Choose Clip > Audio Options > Source Channel Mappings.
In the Source Channel Mappings dialog box, select Mono As Stereo.

Important: You can apply the Source Channel Mappings command to a mono clip only in the Project panel, before the clip appears in the Timeline panel. You can’t convert a clip instance to stereo when it’s used in a mono audio track "
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Used to be treat as stereo in CS2 , and insert your clip back on the time line.
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Old June 18th, 2008, 03:38 PM   #3
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OK much simpler solution would be to apply audio filter /stereo/
fill left or right, depending
on which channel you need to duplicate.
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Old June 19th, 2008, 06:29 AM   #4
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worked like a charm

You wouldn't believe me if i said it but I am in a deadline so your solution helped me in the nick of time. Thank you so much!
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Old June 19th, 2008, 07:26 AM   #5
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Deadlines I had a ton them

Deadlines .Problems always come up when were in a hurry. Thats why Im greatfull for Communties like these.

Goodluck Alan
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