sonar x1- converting stereo track to two mono tracks

jaschoon

• • channel format- split mono...

There ya go, that's the one JS - split mono.  Try it.  Do believe you'll get what you want.

RB

jaschoon


rb:

thanks- but that one doesnt work properly either. in that case a new, single mono track is created beneath the original stereo track containing the stereo l/r summed.

js

Hmm.  Your reply made me open up X1 to run a test.  I imported a stereo track.  I then bounced it, choosing Tracks as a source, and asking for split mono.  I got two mono tracks, L and R channels split.  They showed up at the bottom of the track list in Track View, not underneath the original stereo track.  Must be something incorrect in your procedure there.

RB

Hi!

It should work the way rbowser described. Save and close the project, then try it in a new project. Sometimes a project can get a bit corrupted.

To get the job done if the split mono bounce doesn't work, then create two sends one panned 100% left and another 100% right to two new mono busses.

I haven't used Sonar in a while, you'll need to bounce each buss to make a permanent copy of each wave form, then drag them into two new mono tracks. I have forgotten how this is done from Busses. It might be a mixdown of each buss. Perhaps solo each buss then mix down the selected bus.

Now listen to some one else...

I tried.

yes, it should work exactly like rbowser described.  and I just tried it to verify that it works here.  I'm not sure why you're getting what you're getting.  I would suggest creating a NEW audio track, copy the wave form directly from the current track into the new track and try splitting the new track.