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- Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105936] Fri, 07 January 2011 19:52 Go to next message
echopraxia is currently offline  echopraxia   UNITED STATES
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How can I make a stereo wav file in paris when bouncing to disk? It normally makes separate L & R wav files but I need a stereo file for a project. Can this be done inside paris or do I need to use another program? If another program, which would do the job correctly and with quality?
- Re: Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105937 is a reply to message #105936] Sat, 08 January 2011 03:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
dnafe is currently offline  dnafe   CANADA
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From page 157 in the manual....

Export Stereo File... SHIFT-COMMAND-E (Mac OS); CONTROL-SHIFT-E (Windows)

PARIS can export any pair of Audio Files or Segments from its Audio Window as a single interleaved stereo .sd2 or .wav sound file.

To do this:

1. Select the two Audio Files or two Segments you wish to export. The selection positioned highest in the Audio Window will become the left side of the interleaved stereo file, and the lower selection the right side.

Tip: Since the Audio Window displays its contents in alphabetical order, you can rename the desired Audio Files or Segments so that they're displayed in the proper order for export. To do this, OPTION-Click (Mac OS) or right-click (Windows) the selection, re-type its name and hit RETURN or ENTER.

Note: If Audio Files or Segments of unequal length are selected, the resulting interleaved stereo file will derive its length from the shorter of the two selections.

2. Select Export Stereo File... from the Functions Menu. PARIS will present you a standard saving dialog.

3. Type a name, select a file type--.sd2 or .wav--and choose a location on your drive for the new stereo sound file.

4. Click the Save button to finish exporting the file.

[Updated on: Sat, 08 January 2011 03:49]

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- Re: Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105939 is a reply to message #105937] Sat, 08 January 2011 22:07 Go to previous messageGo to next message
echopraxia is currently offline  echopraxia   UNITED STATES
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Thank you!

So I would have to first do a L & R separate mix then drop those new wavs into the editor and then do the stereo export right?
- Re: Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105940 is a reply to message #105939] Sun, 09 January 2011 04:05 Go to previous messageGo to next message
dnafe is currently offline  dnafe   CANADA
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This is all done in the Audio window - where all the tracks are listed.

Once you've created your mix the two new tracks will show up in that window...hightlight them there and then follow the instructions

- Re: Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105941 is a reply to message #105940] Sun, 09 January 2011 06:15 Go to previous messageGo to next message
lance is currently offline  lance   UNITED STATES
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When doing this, I wish the default choice for file type was "WAV"
rather than SD2. Anybody know how we could change that?
- Re: Bounce to disk for 1 stereo file instead of separate L & R [message #105942 is a reply to message #105941] Sun, 09 January 2011 08:23 Go to previous message
dnafe is currently offline  dnafe   CANADA
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not that I'm aware of and yes it's a real PITA and has caught me off guard on more than one occasion
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