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By rinseout Wed Apr 18, 2007 10:06 pm
Justed noticed something which i think shouldnt be that way: If you rout a stereo sample to a mono output, only one channel of the sample will be played. For example select output 4 you will hear the right channel. I expected the audio to be mixed down to mono and then sent out of the output, dont know if thats possible though.
Any thoughts?
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By mkl... Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:29 pm
it's not a bug.
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By Lampdog Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:48 pm
The outs are hardwired as mono aren't they?

So you'll ONLY get 1 channel through them.

Stereo samples get routed 1/2 3/4 or main outs.

Mono samples get routed 1 2 3 4 or main outs.

That's in the manual if I'm not mistaken.
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By Mr modnaR Thu Apr 19, 2007 4:49 pm
freezerman wrote:What about converting the sample to mono before routing it to a mono output? You have stereo to mono conversion in the EDIT menu in TRIM mode.


i think the conversion is not so much a conversion as a take one channel away process.

yeah lampdog, you're spot on.
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By rinseout Thu Apr 19, 2007 8:14 pm
Never said it was abug, it only was quite annoying. Took me a while to track it down because i thought it was from the fx on my mixers channels.

Would be nice though if you could select which channel of the sample will be sent to the output.

Opps i requested a new feature, sry :roll:













Delete screenshots and splashscreen plz JJ :wink:
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By freezerman Thu Apr 19, 2007 9:20 pm
Mr modnaR wrote:
freezerman wrote:What about converting the sample to mono before routing it to a mono output? You have stereo to mono conversion in the EDIT menu in TRIM mode.


i think the conversion is not so much a conversion as a take one channel away process.


You can chose how you convert, there is also an option to convert stereo to mono by adding L & R. But you can also pick one single channel as you like.
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By thedvs01 Fri Apr 20, 2007 12:13 am
freezerman wrote:
Mr modnaR wrote:
freezerman wrote:What about converting the sample to mono before routing it to a mono output? You have stereo to mono conversion in the EDIT menu in TRIM mode.


i think the conversion is not so much a conversion as a take one channel away process.


You can chose how you convert, there is also an option to convert stereo to mono by adding L & R. But you can also pick one single channel as you like.


Yeah if you do the L+R > Mono option it combines both channels into one, I do it all the time to save on polyphony. It doesn't just cut one channel - though you can do that - it will combine them if you want it to.
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By Mr modnaR Fri Apr 20, 2007 7:16 am
freezerman wrote:
Mr modnaR wrote:
freezerman wrote:What about converting the sample to mono before routing it to a mono output? You have stereo to mono conversion in the EDIT menu in TRIM mode.


i think the conversion is not so much a conversion as a take one channel away process.


You can chose how you convert, there is also an option to convert stereo to mono by adding L & R. But you can also pick one single channel as you like.


aah yes, my mistake.