WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
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WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
there is a option when rendering my finished track in ableton live to convert to mono, but why?
Re: WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
sometime it's useful to work with mono tracks in Ableton because they're less heavy than stereo tracks, so the pc makes less efforts with its ram.
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Re: WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
thanks bro but doesn't that effect sound quality?
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Re: WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
yea i only work with mono files for my radio show because it makes them twice as small. also , pro tools only uses mono files, but mixes down to stereo .
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Re: WHY WOULD SOMEONE CONVERT STEREO TO MONO?
I use ableton to make samples -
load audio source/plugin instrument
cut
apply effects
render (in mono almost always)
You gotta remember.. it's a digital audio workstation.. not just tune-producing software.. needs to function in all kinds of ways.
load audio source/plugin instrument
cut
apply effects
render (in mono almost always)
You gotta remember.. it's a digital audio workstation.. not just tune-producing software.. needs to function in all kinds of ways.
Samples.